how much diff. fluid
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If you jack the car up from the side with the fill plug. Pump the whole quart in, then drop the car back down with a pan under it to catch the overflow, then jack it back up and install the plug, you only need one jack. This should of course be done on level ground.
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Originally Posted by silvery2ks2k' date='Jan 23 2009, 04:10 PM
is that going to be enough for daily driving no one mentioned how much of a pain in the ass gettin the fluid in was the car was jacked up on the left side i got as much as i could in the rest i spilled any help would be appreciated.
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i tried to use one of the dual action transfer pumps with one hose in the bottle and one hose in the diff/tranny...but i found it to be very messy. The pump that sits on top of the bottle and pumps into the tranny/diff through a tube works well too, but i just decided to get a funnel with a on/off valve and about 5 feet of clear tubing (~$2) which is probably the easiest method i've found so far. THe funnel i use also has measurements so its easier to hit the right fill volume the first time
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Originally Posted by aznives3' date='Jan 25 2009, 06:45 PM
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but i just decided to get a funnel with a on/off valve and about 5 feet of clear tubing (~$2) which is probably the easiest method i've found so far.
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but i just decided to get a funnel with a on/off valve and about 5 feet of clear tubing (~$2) which is probably the easiest method i've found so far.
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