GRP

Ouch. I assume that price included lubricant for your backside.

mr747

No lube mate dry as with sand paper

Johnnie58

Lol , well brad atleast they shim them up and torque them correctly some shops I hear just stick em in and that's it .. My mate amg tech at mb Fairfield says it's a good 10/12 hours to do it right as you have to pull the rear suspension etc to do they job , Melbourne performance centre has done all my past cars not cheap labour either but nothing ever had to go back

mr747

Look no doubt they do a good job but 175 a hr lol
It is what it is man it's done and dusted they do a unbelievable job but at a really high premium

aussie e55

$250.00 +gst per hour at the MB dealer in brisbane.

Johnnie58

Wow ! And that's for the apprentice to do the oil I guess

My mb guy does after hours at 40 per hr thank god

mr747

Care to pass his number over?? I need to reset my tranny adaptions when I get my auto back??

Johnnie58

Sure text me yours to 0432472566 an I will do

Asher4799

So has anyone found a resolution to the diff boiling over I have been having this issue since installing the Wavetrac. We re installed the diff with the rite side C clip moved to the proper position and I have put in the 75-140 gear oil that Wavetrac recommended but it's still boiling over to the point that my entire bumper and trunk lid is covered in oil, I'm at a loss as to what the fix is.

mr747

i have not had any of these issues maybe the install is not correct

ive been beating my diff for 3 years with no issues

Asher4799

Ya I'm leaning towards taking it apart again and making sure the assembly is correct

mr747

I would as something is defiantly up

Mazspeed

Bad breather?