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Old 10-02-2009, 03:51 PM
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Old 10-02-2009, 03:52 PM
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Jeees, first picture is of jacking by the pumpkin.
I thouth this was a 'how to', not a 'how not to...'
My stomach is turning a little right now...
You have 100,000 miles on that 07 already to
warrant a synthetic rear end lube change?
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Old 10-02-2009, 06:31 PM
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Originally Posted by 157db


Jeees, first picture is of jacking by the pumpkin.
I thouth this was a 'how to', not a 'how not to...'
My stomach is turning a little right now...
You have 100,000 miles on that 07 already to
warrant a synthetic rear end lube change?
He did it by the pumPkin, not the pumkin so it's all good.
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Old 10-02-2009, 07:21 PM
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Originally Posted by 157db
Jeees, first picture is of jacking by the pumpkin.
I thouth this was a 'how to', not a 'how not to...'
My stomach is turning a little right now...
You have 100,000 miles on that 07 already to
warrant a synthetic rear end lube change?
^ It has about 75k, it's an 06 and you already know I enjoy jacking the pumpkin. Hey, you are lucky I used jack stands .


To All: This write-up is ONLY to provide helpful information, tips and pics on the process of changing the fluid. If you don't agree with changing the fluid...then don't. I changed mine and was happy with the results so I decided to put this together to help out other members if they had plans of doing the same. That's it...nothing more nothing less.
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Old 10-25-2009, 10:00 PM
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Well, regardless of what some others may think, I want to thank you for the write-up, degeze! I had to pull the rear diff covet off my 96 GT because it developed a leak, and even tho it's not exactly the same car, your write up was very helpful in changing the fluid and resealing the cover. The process did take me forever because I kept running into little hang ups, but it's done, and hopefully I won't have to deal with a leak ever again! I will say that the most pain in the *** part was refilling the housing, that part just sucks! I ended up getting a small pump and that worked wonders, but only after I spent a good hour screwing around trying other methods. Thanks again!
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^ You're welcome, glad it was able to help.
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Old 10-26-2009, 07:48 AM
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Darren's the man!!!
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