Changing Diff Fluid
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Originally Posted by TheOtherHalf,Jan 16 2010, 10:36 PM
I had a hell of a time finding a 23mm. I ended up buying a Craftsmen set of four sockets 22-25 (i think)for about $30. It sucks to pay that much or one damn socket but I have it now and the others as well... good chance I will have them for life and I'm sure I will use them before I die.
Good idea with the ebay/grinder thing, I was lucky and the socket I got worked, but just.
Good idea with the ebay/grinder thing, I was lucky and the socket I got worked, but just.
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Since you asked what people are using, I use Lubrication Engineers 1605. I'm fortunate to have a dealer that stocks it close by.
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Originally Posted by batguano,Jan 18 2010, 10:08 PM
You might want to put the oil bottle in some hot water for a while before you try to pump it. If you pump it cold, you need some big ass muscles.
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I live in Atlanta now( north side, lawrenceville). I am a tech at Jim Ellis Porsche, if you need any help give me a shout.
FYI remove the differential fill plug first, nothing sucks like draining the diff and finding the last jackass that was in there before you cross threaded the fill plug.
Craig
FYI remove the differential fill plug first, nothing sucks like draining the diff and finding the last jackass that was in there before you cross threaded the fill plug.
Craig
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