Help with DIY Differential fluid change.
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Help with DIY Differential fluid change.
I am about to buy a bottle of le 607 and a low-pro aluminum jack for the fluid change. I wanted to know if I need to buy the supplementary washers seen on Ricks site when ordering the fluid. I also wanted to know if there are any threads out there that would help me with the swap. I searched but came back with irrelevant threads.Thanks for the help.
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Originally Posted by trivium,Aug 10 2006, 12:22 AM
thanks a lot. One thing I didnt get completely was whether or not I HAVE to replace the washers.
Also, any alternatives to get the diff fluid in the diff?
Also, any alternatives to get the diff fluid in the diff?
after changed my tranny, diff and my buddy's tranny and diff juice i found out autozone sells a pump that could undo the whole bottle in less than half a minute
#5
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Originally Posted by trivium,Aug 10 2006, 01:22 AM
thanks a lot. One thing I didnt get completely was whether or not I HAVE to replace the washers.
Also, any alternatives to get the diff fluid in the diff?
Also, any alternatives to get the diff fluid in the diff?
How to pump? Go to AUTOZONE and ask for a fluid pumper.
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#9
Washers are cheap. Consider it a "treat" for the car.
The fluid pumps at Autozone are awesome. I've used a couple different styles from them and they all work.
Use a jackstand so that you don't get squished. And keep the back jacked up when filling so you get a little extra in there.
Congrats on DIYing it.
-Hockey
The fluid pumps at Autozone are awesome. I've used a couple different styles from them and they all work.
Use a jackstand so that you don't get squished. And keep the back jacked up when filling so you get a little extra in there.
Congrats on DIYing it.
-Hockey
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I woudln't flip the washer. If you see an indentation in the washer then make sure you put it back in that same orientation. If the indentation is very large then I would use a new one.