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Old 08-11-2006, 09:43 PM
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Differential filler plug

Sorry it's me again. This time I could not find the correct allen wrench for my differential filler plug.

Is it true that I need an Allen wrench to open the filler plug of the differential. I tried the 3/8'', it's too big, but the 5/16 is too small. Is that possible?


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Old 08-11-2006, 09:46 PM
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Re: Differential filler plug

Should be a millimeter plug.

What year car?? V6 or V8?
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Old 08-11-2006, 09:51 PM
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Re: Differential filler plug

Thanks! My baby is a 96 Camaro RS V6 3.8 L.

I bought a set of metric allen wrench this afternoon. The biggest one is 10 mm, then 8 mm. 10m is too thick, 8 is too thin. Maybe it needs 9 mm. Did anybody do that before? I did not find a set of allen wrench with 9mm. And in my opinion, Chevy only use SAE standard, right?


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Old 08-11-2006, 10:10 PM
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Re: Differential filler plug

Damn near EVERYTHING on my LS1 Trans Am is metric.

I actually happen to have my 10 bolt diff. out of the car as we speak.
Checking.......




Okay...being drunk and the car being next to the diff, I couldn't see the fill plug.
I will check tomorrow and get back to you.
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Old 08-11-2006, 10:22 PM
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Re: Differential filler plug

Appreciate! Mr helpful and humorous

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Damn near EVERYTHING on my LS1 Trans Am is metric.

I actually happen to have my 10 bolt diff. out of the car as we speak.
Checking.......


Okay...being drunk and the car being next to the diff, I couldn't see the fill plug.
I will check tomorrow and get back to you.
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Old 08-11-2006, 10:50 PM
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Re: Differential filler plug

Pretty much anything that doesn't bolt directly to the motor is going to be metric.
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would that mean get a new cylinder or plug???
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Re: Differential filler plug

The filler plug on 10 bolts is 3/8's. You need to clean the gook out of there.
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Re: Differential filler plug

Hi FormulaLT1,

I tried as you said. The hole is not for Allen wrench as I thought, it's a square hole that is fit for the bare 3/8'' wrench . I have finished the lubricant change successfully!

Thank you so much! You helped a lot besides this one.





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Hi FormulaLT1,

I tried as you said. The whole is not for Allen wrench as I thought, it's a square whole that is fit for the bare 3/8'' wrench . I have finished the lubricant change successfully!

Thank you so much! You helped a lot besides this one.
Oh, I missed the part where you didn't know it was a square plug.
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