diff fluid change
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From: Clifton, VA
Originally Posted by e3opian,Aug 3 2007, 08:55 AM
The hardest part the first time you do it is finding a 23mm wrench for the fill plug.
Differential Fluid Change
Differential Fluid Change
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From: Silver Spring, MD
yea next time i won't try sqeezing the bottle again. I changed my tranny fluid but redline doesn't use the standard cap size. so i poured it into an advance auto parts oil bottle and while sqeezing it half a bottle of precious MT-90 exploded onto my driveway. 
lol
lol
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I have a long hose, fits perfectly in the hole. then I hold it high and pour in the fluid.
I usually get pissed it takes so long an blow in the end of the tube. I know i know, im gona die in 5 years anyway
I usually get pissed it takes so long an blow in the end of the tube. I know i know, im gona die in 5 years anyway
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Originally Posted by FF2Skip,Aug 3 2007, 05:51 PM
I've tried that before, Joe. It didn't work too well for me- even after microwaving the fluid. I use a longer hose and have the Mrs. hold it above the wheelwell and squeeze.
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From: Dealsville
So did all of you already get your diff fluids changed, or did some people still need to do it? I need to do that, tranny fluid, and oil. Would be real nice if there was a shop I could trust that could do them and actually use LE607 and Synchromesh FM. I used to just go to Peter's place.
Any recommendations?
Any recommendations?
