can i use this with the differential for my 06 sti?
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No you can't not use this in your Sti 2006 differential, you will need this kind of oil for your differential. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00JPL891W/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1411223678&sr;=8-1π=SX200_QL40#
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A 2005 STi has a clutch-type LSD and requires an oil with friction modifiers. Either use Subaru's LSD oil, or another differential oil that specifically states it contains friction modifiers for clutch-type LSDs
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I used this to change the transmission fluid and the rear differential for an 07 STI with no problem at all.
1329900
The 2007 and 2006 are different differential only the 2007 can take Subaru extra s
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No, you havew to use grade 90 (STI only) instead of 75W90. See http://techinfo.subaru.com/proxy/69464/pdf/ownerManual/069464_2006_ImprezaWRXSTi/MSA5M0601ASTIS_18.pdfSerge
256180
I would suggest you looking at car shop for the part number for the 05and 06. If the are the same, you are in business. I use autozone.com
710875
I do not believe so, I have two of these in vented dual box. I had to put my backseat up and build a shelf for the box to go over the differential.
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I don't know what application you are planning to use this in, and why you would want "lock" the differential. If this is an RC application, you could have a straight shaft without the differential which would in effect "lock" the rotations of the two wheels together. The differential allows power to be transmitted to the two wheels but allow both to turn at different rates as when a car takes a turn. In a turn, the outer wheel would need to complete a wider arc than the inner wheel, and so the outer wheel would need to turn faster. The differential is the devise that allows you to do that. You could also "lock" this differential by wedging a metal pin between the planetary gears, but that is the same as having a straight shaft without the differential. This is an excellent explanation of how a differential works. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4JhruinbWc. I'm sorry, but I can't seem to understand the purpose of the need to "lock" the differential.
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Yes you can use it for that automotive system. I checked the manual that came with mine.
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If using a dektop and shop under auto department, all you need to do on your end is to plug in your vehicles make, model, and specifics. The website will usually determine if the item in question is compatible.
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Not relay sure but I don't think so as HD changed the radios in 06, I think the 09 will require a different AMP.Call Hogtunes and ask them.
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Yes it is made to work for cars from 1996 till date but note that it is for OBDII DTC's. Don't think you will get SRS and ABS codes.
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Yes can be used with an auto tranny. The bottom of the radiator has a input and output already set up for that.
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Don't know what year you have. But if it is fuel injected, I don't see why not.
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Yes, it is for applications that does not require the additive for limited slip differentials. Check out the specs. http://www.redlineoil.com/product.aspx?pid=47&pcid=7
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Sorry I am not sure, I put it on my 06 Deluxe. If the seat configuration has not changed it will, I would call HD and ask them if they have had any changes to the seat.
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It should work fine on the stock radio. Mine works fine on my 06, and I am pretty sure the radio is the same.
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Probably, I used it great with a 2006 330CIC with Nav. I had BMW install it neatly into the ashtray (1 hour dealer labor.)
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I would say no because your GTI is a Mark V body style and this is made for a Mark VI!
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No, the nuckle on the 05+ sti is different than the wrx. Your best bet might be to have the original struts rebuilt.
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The short answer is, it depends. Different model year STi had different mounting of the struts.Besides, this model of strut would be a downgrade from the stock STi.