Don't Over tighten.....
Well I made a stupid mistake while changing my diff oil, i overtightened the fill bolt, it was a stupid mistake
just reminding everyone don't do what I did lol. Well it's going to be a pricy $940 to fix my mistake. bleh
just reminding everyone don't do what I did lol. Well it's going to be a pricy $940 to fix my mistake. bleh
why would it be a $940 mistake...seems like WAY to much. Even if you stripped the threads you should be able to retapp a larger hole and go with it.This should impact the structural integrity of the diff.
The reason it was a mistake, because they could not retap the diff, because of the space that is availible, soo they'll have to replace the outer casing of the diff. That plus labor and the part is why it's $940.
Originally Posted by esracer,Mar 1 2005, 03:26 PM
Well I made a stupid mistake while changing my diff oil, i overtightened the fill bolt, it was a stupid mistake
just reminding everyone don't do what I did lol. Well it's going to be a pricy $940 to fix my mistake. bleh
just reminding everyone don't do what I did lol. Well it's going to be a pricy $940 to fix my mistake. bleh
You need the tool. Its threads the hole for you. all you do is turn it, mind you several times and you want to make sure that you don't get shavings inside the housing. I can't belive they actually are trying to sell you a new one.
http://www.brandsonsale.com/tap-die-sets.h...&OVMTC=standard
Make sure you get the right size, better to find someone with experience so you don't make the situation worse.
What dealership is this?
http://www.brandsonsale.com/tap-die-sets.h...&OVMTC=standard
Make sure you get the right size, better to find someone with experience so you don't make the situation worse.
What dealership is this?



