Excursion 2004 6.0 Differential problem ?!
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Excursion 2004 6.0 Differential problem ?!
What oil to the rear axle, a differential?
80W-140 and how much?
How do I change the oil? Pictures?
Rear axle oil smells burnt and the car swings withdraws: (
What to do?
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80W-140 and how much?
How do I change the oil? Pictures?
Rear axle oil smells burnt and the car swings withdraws: (
What to do?
Try to understand
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75w-140, believe it's 3.5 quarts
http://www.guzzle7pt3.com/rdiff.php
http://www.guzzle7pt3.com/fdiff.php
http://www.guzzle7pt3.com/rdiff.php
http://www.guzzle7pt3.com/fdiff.php
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75w-140, believe it's 3.5 quarts
Welcome to guzzle's Rear Differential Maintenance Web Page
Welcome to guzzle's Front Differential Maintenance Web Page
Welcome to guzzle's Rear Differential Maintenance Web Page
Welcome to guzzle's Front Differential Maintenance Web Page
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According to Guzzle, the front takes 5.7 pints of 75W-90; the rear takes 6.9 pints of 75W-140 and may need a friction modifier added if you have a limited slip differential.
1 Pint [US] = 0.473176473 Liters
Hope this helps, Sean
1 Pint [US] = 0.473176473 Liters
Hope this helps, Sean
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The links I provided from Guzzle's website explain how to do it with pictures.
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Come to think of it, you're right, the one thing he doesn't do is show how to fill it. He tells you where, but he doesn't tell you how.
On the rear diff, I know you 1-2 cm off the top of the cap (just enough for fluid to come through), tilt, and then squeeze and release until empty.
On the front, there is a fill hole and the same rules apply.
My sincerest apologies...
On the rear diff, I know you 1-2 cm off the top of the cap (just enough for fluid to come through), tilt, and then squeeze and release until empty.
On the front, there is a fill hole and the same rules apply.
My sincerest apologies...
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Come to think of it, you're right, the one thing he doesn't do is show how to fill it. He tells you where, but he doesn't tell you how.
On the rear diff, I know you 1-2 cm off the top of the cap (just enough for fluid to come through), tilt, and then squeeze and release until empty.
On the front, there is a fill hole and the same rules apply.
My sincerest apologies...
On the rear diff, I know you 1-2 cm off the top of the cap (just enough for fluid to come through), tilt, and then squeeze and release until empty.
On the front, there is a fill hole and the same rules apply.
My sincerest apologies...
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