diff and tranny fluid change question
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diff and tranny fluid change question
Autozone sells the hose bulk as replacement fuel line.
Having looked at xviper's DIY on the diff, I see a clear (vinyl??) hose being used. Other than the disadvantage of not being clear, can anyone imagine any contamination issues with either LE 607 or GMSFM using this type of hose to do the filling?
Having looked at xviper's DIY on the diff, I see a clear (vinyl??) hose being used. Other than the disadvantage of not being clear, can anyone imagine any contamination issues with either LE 607 or GMSFM using this type of hose to do the filling?
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It will take you days to squeeze LE 607 through that hose. You really need a syringe type device to push that stuff into the diff.
Transmission oil will run ok
With clear vinyl tube you will be able to see the progress of the oil drain through the tube. Not too much of a biggie except for neatness as you can see when it's done draining. (it takes longer than you'd think to stop dripping through the hose)
Vinyl hose will degrade over time if left in contact with petroleum products. It is cheap enough to buy a new piece every time you change the oil.
I would not use the same delivery devices for the transmission and the differential without at least cleaning them first.
There have been so many reports of fussy transmissions and differentials on this board, I wouldn't chance any cross contamination. At least you will eliminate one cause/possibility if you ever have a problem.
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BD
Transmission oil will run ok
With clear vinyl tube you will be able to see the progress of the oil drain through the tube. Not too much of a biggie except for neatness as you can see when it's done draining. (it takes longer than you'd think to stop dripping through the hose)
Vinyl hose will degrade over time if left in contact with petroleum products. It is cheap enough to buy a new piece every time you change the oil.
I would not use the same delivery devices for the transmission and the differential without at least cleaning them first.
There have been so many reports of fussy transmissions and differentials on this board, I wouldn't chance any cross contamination. At least you will eliminate one cause/possibility if you ever have a problem.
Regards,
BD
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Originally Posted by Boston Duce,Jan 12 2005, 08:58 AM
It will take you days to squeeze LE 607 through that hose.
Originally Posted by Boston Duce,Jan 12 2005, 08:58 AM
There have been so many reports of fussy transmissions and differentials on this board, I wouldn't chance any cross contamination.
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Originally Posted by Boston Duce,Jan 12 2005, 06:58 AM
It will take you days to squeeze LE 607 through that hose. You really need a syringe type device to push that stuff into the diff.
Transmission oil will run ok
With clear vinyl tube you will be able to see the progress of the oil drain through the tube. Not too much of a biggie except for neatness as you can see when it's done draining. (it takes longer than you'd think to stop dripping through the hose)
Vinyl hose will degrade over time if left in contact with petroleum products. It is cheap enough to buy a new piece every time you change the oil.
I would not use the same delivery devices for the transmission and the differential without at least cleaning them first.
There have been so many reports of fussy transmissions and differentials on this board, I wouldn't chance any cross contamination. At least you will eliminate one cause/possibility if you ever have a problem.
Regards,
BD
Transmission oil will run ok
With clear vinyl tube you will be able to see the progress of the oil drain through the tube. Not too much of a biggie except for neatness as you can see when it's done draining. (it takes longer than you'd think to stop dripping through the hose)
Vinyl hose will degrade over time if left in contact with petroleum products. It is cheap enough to buy a new piece every time you change the oil.
I would not use the same delivery devices for the transmission and the differential without at least cleaning them first.
There have been so many reports of fussy transmissions and differentials on this board, I wouldn't chance any cross contamination. At least you will eliminate one cause/possibility if you ever have a problem.
Regards,
BD
I agree completely