Diff oil refill
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scjimbo
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I have tried searching this one and get a 500+ page result. How much oil do I need to fill a medium case diff. I swear someone has told me 1.9 Litres. Is this correct? [/list]
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maggspower
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Its 1.7
Just fill until it comes out of the top hole. Make sure you can get this one open before draining though
Just fill until it comes out of the top hole. Make sure you can get this one open before draining though
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scjimbo
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Cheers Byron.maggspower wrote:Its 1.7
Just fill until it comes out of the top hole. Make sure you can get this one open before draining though
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Grrrmachine
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if you type "oil" into the Wiki you get this:
http://www.e30zone.net/e30zonewiki/inde ... fferential
http://www.e30zone.net/e30zonewiki/inde ... fferential
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Brianmoooore
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With the car level!maggspower wrote:Its 1.7
Just fill until it comes out of the top hole.
Sounds obvious, but a mate of mine who worked for Land Rover was dispatched to an army depot to find out why they were having way above the average number of transmission failures on his company's vehicles. You guessed it - they were filling with the vehicles on ramps, one end at a time.
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maggspower
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StrangeBrianmoooore wrote:With the car level!maggspower wrote:Its 1.7
Just fill until it comes out of the top hole.
Sounds obvious, but a mate of mine who worked for Land Rover was dispatched to an army depot to find out why they were having way above the average number of transmission failures on his company's vehicles. You guessed it - they were filling with the vehicles on ramps, one end at a time.
My rule of thumb for landrovers is, if its not leaking, its probably empty
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sweep
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I use old engine oil is this ok?
