Changing The Diff Oil
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I have a small leak coming from the drain bolt on my Diff and I am guessing that this is a result of the washer being replaced the wrong way round.
So I need to drain and replace the oil
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It doesn't look easy to work under the car to replace the oil, anyone got any tips.
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Shouldn't take you longer than 30 mins Steven. It's very easy and no need to jack the car:
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I always jack up the car. An oil syringe can come in very handy because to get the oil in there is a right pain. I have one for the diff oil and one for the GB. I have a socket for the sump bold and an open spanner for the fill one. I didn't know it was difficult to find these, I have owned these for a while now.
Also a good oil. What will you be using?
Also a good oil. What will you be using?
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