Diff service questions
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The drain plugs make it a little less messy for fluid replacement, however I have always removed the covers when changing fluid. I like to clean the inside out, using spray on electric motor cleaner or brake cleaner, then take a good look around. In the past have used the black or blue heat resistant sealant. Never had a problem. Filling can be a bit of a hassle. In the past I've used a small hand crank type pump that can be had at AutoZone for about $6.00.
Don't forget the friction additave if you have the limited slip.
Don't forget the friction additave if you have the limited slip.
The drain plugs make it a little less messy for fluid replacement, however I have always removed the covers when changing fluid. I like to clean the inside out, using spray on electric motor cleaner or brake cleaner, then take a good look around. In the past have used the black or blue heat resistant sealant. Never had a problem. Filling can be a bit of a hassle. In the past I've used a small hand crank type pump that can be had at AutoZone for about $6.00.
Don't forget the friction additave if you have the limited slip.
Don't forget the friction additave if you have the limited slip.
Well, typically, you should have a diff tag that will say as much but for one reason or another, not all diffs have tags anymore. You could always crack open your diff cover and do a physical check but it might be just as easy to check your window sticker or recepit if you still have them.
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Well, typically, you should have a diff tag that will say as much but for one reason or another, not all diffs have tags anymore. You could always crack open your diff cover and do a physical check but it might be just as easy to check your window sticker or recepit if you still have them.
I was going to put the synthetic 75W-140 in the rear anyways because I do tow from time to time. Would that be good enough?


