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Changing diff oil
Besides the nose plugs, whats needed to change out the differential oil? and where is the fill and drain plugs located? i never really took a close look at the case yet
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Re: Changing diff oil
There's no drain plug; you will need to remove the rear inspection cover in order to drain the oil. Not sure how much a 7.5" holds, but an 8.5" will take two quarts of oil. I use the heavier stuff, but then I also live in a warm climate.
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Re: Changing diff oil
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using a cloth clean out the gear box/magnet...use paint thinner to remove the goop if necessary... install the cover with even torque to all bolts...torque to about 10-15 ft lbs . fill diff to just below the fill hole with 80-90wt gear oil... I do not apply sealant to the diff face...this aids in removal in the future....also less chance of sealant getting into the diff.. if the diff face is damged/rusted then applying sealant to the diff cover gasket surface on the diff side may be necessary..before assy.. |
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