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PHS would/should have the Limited Slip/Safe-T-Track listed.
But to be sure you could open up the diff/case. For the cost of a gasket I would open the case just to check everything anyways. Besides fresh gear lube wouldn't hurt.
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Thank you. Since it's cold outside, I like George's idea better.
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Paul, when you do open up the rear case, add Valvoline's 85W-140 HPO Gear Oil with the Limited Slip additive in it. Works like a charm. I have it in my 2000 Jeep GC's posi rear and it cured the rearend noise. It's thick but does the trick.
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Thanks for the tip
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