2008 Rear Diff Cover
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Thanks for all the info on the K&N air filter. I will definitely look into that.
I just added the fluid to the rear end and almost half the bottle of the additive to see how it performed. OMG, that stuff stinks. I put in 3.5 quarts of fluid. The manual calls for 6.9 pints. How do you know if it's full? I don't recall seeing in the earlier replies if the '08 cover holds more.
I just added the fluid to the rear end and almost half the bottle of the additive to see how it performed. OMG, that stuff stinks. I put in 3.5 quarts of fluid. The manual calls for 6.9 pints. How do you know if it's full? I don't recall seeing in the earlier replies if the '08 cover holds more.
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From: Valencia
I was able to put all 4 quarts in before it started coming out of the hole. Everything seems to be good. Thanks again. My next projects are the crank seal? and re-packing the front bearings. Not sure if those are things I can tackle.
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I've been searching all evening for the p/n for the fel-pro gasket for the rear diff that Scott had mentioned over in another thread. Here it is: RDS55394
Thinking of replacing my cover with this one I found : Polished Rear Diff Cover
Wow you really can find anything on ebay: Ford 10.5 Cover Gasket Lube Locker F250 F350 Superduty
Thinking of replacing my cover with this one I found : Polished Rear Diff Cover
Wow you really can find anything on ebay: Ford 10.5 Cover Gasket Lube Locker F250 F350 Superduty
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