transmission lube pump
whats up everyone i was wondering for those who do theyr own transmission and rear differential fluid change ...do you use the same pump for both or separate ones i want to do my diff. but im not sure if somehow it might effect using the same one if some how the fluids might mix a bit ..
I use seperate pumps for the fact that differential fluids contain compounds that are not good for transmission synchros. So I have one for the tranny and one for the diff. I'd rather not spend the time to clean each out after each use, so I have two pumps kept in plastic bags after they are used. With the small quantities used in the diff and tranny I'd rather not get any mixture of the fluids. It's probably a small point but I don't like the idea of mixing.
I just run the old transmission fluid through the pump and drain as much as possible out before pumping the new stuff in. Think about it, the internals of your tranny are coated with the old fluid so it won't hurt to rinse your pump out with it.
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Originally Posted by MattZ28,Dec 9 2009, 05:08 PM
I just run the old transmission fluid through the pump and drain as much as possible out before pumping the new stuff in. Think about it, the internals of your tranny are coated with the old fluid so it won't hurt to rinse your pump out with it.
A little GL4 residue wont hurt the diff, so do the transmission first. Then pump the GL5 into the diff.
I just throw out the pump when done, they are only $5 at autozone. How many times a year do you change those fluids, once at the most.
I just throw out the pump when done, they are only $5 at autozone. How many times a year do you change those fluids, once at the most.
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