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Originally Posted by upod
Or you can just have a differential / gear shop just go through your existing one and adjust it for you rather than buying another used diff with potentially the same problem that you're trying to remedy. If they find no problem then you know your problem is elsewhere in the driveline.
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I would rather take a chance with a low mileage OE diff than risk going through what I saw when a shop here sent a diff to be rebuilt and it came back with a bad whine, they must not have got the torque right. I heard a lot about using plastigauge and some careful reassy that must have not been done properly
Thats a job for an expert, and out here I don't know any good shops that do that sort of work.