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Birnie

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Hey people,

Replaced my gearbox oil the other day thanks to the DIY threads here.

Next on the list is the diff oil but i can't find anything on it???

Is it pretty similar to the gearbox?

Screws looking the same (the square ones?)

And what type?

Thanks.......Birnie :flamed:

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Yepp, the diff plugs are the same type as the gearbox ones.

Just make sure you loosen the re-fill plug before you dump the oil out. I've heard stories of people dumping the oil out only to find they can't get the re-fill plug out :)

You might have problems with clearance against the exhaust when you try to get to the re-fill plug, again, just check you can get to it before you dump the oil out.

Re-filling is a pain, use one of those pump things and it'll be easier.

J

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