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Hi, Think I need some guidance and help.
On my '66 GTO, I had the rear end gasket, and pinion seal replaced (area of question), as there was seepage showing from both. New gasket, seal, fuid & posi additive done. Driving home, noticed an apparent noise in the rear. Almost a growl, not a whine. Did a bit of research on line and it appears that the new pion seal should be torqued @15-25 inch pounds, & a used seal at about 10-15 inch pounds. And if incorrect, could cause a growling type noise. 1) Has this been anyone's experience? 2)Should another new seal be installed? 3)Research states that minimal inch pound adjustment can eliminate or make it worse. Correct? I ask, as I have had no real "rear end" experience, and need advice, before I got back to the repair shop that did the work. Thanks for your help!!
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