Let's say that you have bought a used Volvo. And let's say that the previous owner as well as the shop that serviced it have shown to be not all that dependable or trustworthy. And now you want to top off the differential but you don't know if it is limited slip or not. How could you determine what lubricant to lose?
I looked at the original window sticker and it does not have a limited slip differntial listed, but am planning on eventually pulling the cover to drain it, so would I know by looking inside if I had to?
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