How To: Change Differential Fluid
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#33
http://iihs.net/fsm/?dir=93&viewfile...ng%20Cover.pdf
I know the manual states 4.25 pints (2.125 quarts). I believe link above is updated and more current. It says 3.17 pints (1.585q) or about 1" below the fill hole. Not sure if it was updated to avoid boil over out of the vent or ???
In any event buying 2 quarts of your favorite death stench fluid should be plenty, correct?
I know the manual states 4.25 pints (2.125 quarts). I believe link above is updated and more current. It says 3.17 pints (1.585q) or about 1" below the fill hole. Not sure if it was updated to avoid boil over out of the vent or ???
In any event buying 2 quarts of your favorite death stench fluid should be plenty, correct?
#35
Your clutch packs will wear out over time at which point you rebuild the rear, but up till then all this is a waste of time and money and you may screw it up making it worse. Changing the fluid will not extent the life of the clutch packs. 99% of all cars on the road never will have the rear fluid changed and the rears are all perfectly fine. Save your time money and don't break your car, avoid this..
#36
Your clutch packs will wear out over time at which point you rebuild the rear, but up till then all this is a waste of time and money and you may screw it up making it worse. Changing the fluid will not extent the life of the clutch packs. 99% of all cars on the road never will have the rear fluid changed and the rears are all perfectly fine. Save your time money and don't break your car, avoid this..
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#39
Great advice, you offer a warranty on that? Figure you could since 99% of them are fine and you'll only need to cover that mystery 1%. I hate posting these types of replies, but that is such bad advice I just had to. Back it up with good factual info and you may just make a point. Start off by disputing what more than a few installers have said about breaking the gears in then changing the fluid. If your warranty is better than their's I'll switch.
How many times have any of those cars rears failed? Zero. Changing the rear fluid is unheard of in the automotive world, period. Your clutch packs wear out, you can't stop that from happening, when they do you rebuild it.
It's personal choice, but i'm giving people the other side of the coin here and I say leave your car alone, if you don't believe me, go ask your mechanic.