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I was looking for something else about it, then I found that out.. Haha

I just got tired of the stuff real fast. Plus the stuff i had bought turned out to not be ok to use if you use an additive and i have limited slip in the rear. But the bottle didn't say that, their website did.

I'll get right on that, boss. :D So I removed the cover pulled the cap out and put the cover back on with the lubelocker. So far so good.

It's not a good idea to drive your jeep in 4wd on pavement, since pavement does not allow the wheels to slip as you go around corners. So what are the symptoms you are experiencing? Grinding?

I just think people should read the entire thread, and all responses, before responding. But that's just me.

Like I said multiple times, not trying to be an a**, but I didn't put in any gear oil before this happened.

When it feels like that, are you on pavement? Or on loose ground?

Niice. I don't have one yet, either. I don't even have a bench vice. I just go to the school where I took auto tech, and use their tools. There are advantages to being a good student. :D

I try to help out and clean when I can... By that I mean, I try not to make things dirtier. :D

It's not my kitchen, it's my parents. I just use it from time to time.

There is no fluid in the diff, when i went to fill it, the cap fell in. So maybe a drop of fluid went in. I ordered some lubelockers because I am coming to find out how much I hate silicone, and it turns out the stuff I bought can't be used with diffs that use an additive.(Which it doesn't say...

Last resort: shop press. That will get it out. :D Might explode(I speak from experience) so be prepared.

I figured as much.

So I got everything done with my front differential, got my new axle shafts in, i put my aussie locker in, got the new diff cover all sealed up and on there, went to fill up the diff(which is the only thing left to do) and the cap from the oil bottle falls in... So my question, which is stupid...

You read my mind! That's exactly what I do, and I'm liking how the superbowl is looking so far. :D

I just installed an aussie in the front, haven't gotten to test out how it drives yet but the install is a piece of cake.

About four hours north.

I live in the bay area, near San Francisco.

Should have video taped it! That sounds pretty awesome.

Just checking. & with these u joints you use the hammer & socket method, correct? I'm just verifying everything before I mess something up. (sorry for the newbie questions.:redface:)