Torque spec on axle drain plugs
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Torque spec on axle drain plugs
After changing the fluid I noticed a slight leak from the transfer case and front axle drain plug. Nothing major but it needs to be addressed. What is the torque specs for these drain plugs. How ofter should they be replaced? Can you use a coating or teflon tape to prevent these small leaks?
Last edited by chicane; 10-24-2014 at 10:16 AM.
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edit: oops! I was thinking the plastic plugs also.
yes you can use teflon tape on the drain plugs.
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and... for fill plugs on the front and rear diffs you can use these,
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Radiator Brass Plug
Ref: ERR4686B / Price $3.50
Application: Disco I, Defender, Range Rover Classic 92-94 and yes these do fit the D2 diff.
yes you can use teflon tape on the drain plugs.
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and... for fill plugs on the front and rear diffs you can use these,
RovahFarm for all your new Land Rover Parts and Accessories
Rovahfarm
Radiator Brass Plug
Ref: ERR4686B / Price $3.50
Application: Disco I, Defender, Range Rover Classic 92-94 and yes these do fit the D2 diff.
Last edited by RicketyTick; 10-24-2014 at 11:15 AM.
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edit: oops! I was thinking the plastic plugs also.
yes you can use teflon tape.
___________________________________________
But, for fill plugs,
RovahFarm for all your new Land Rover Parts and Accessories
Rovahfarm
Radiator Brass Plug
Ref: ERR4686B / Price $3.50
Application: Disco I, Defender, Range Rover Classic 92-94 and yes these do fit the D2 diff.
yes you can use teflon tape.
___________________________________________
But, for fill plugs,
RovahFarm for all your new Land Rover Parts and Accessories
Rovahfarm
Radiator Brass Plug
Ref: ERR4686B / Price $3.50
Application: Disco I, Defender, Range Rover Classic 92-94 and yes these do fit the D2 diff.
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So I am looking at the AB video here on service maintenance for the axles on the D2 and if you look closely at the service kit the transfer case fill and drain plugs look like standard oil drain plugs with COPPER WASHERS. My fill and drain plugs on my transfer case look like drain plugs on the pumpkins. They are inverted (square) 1/2 inch plugs. Is that correct?
By the way where did you guys buy your replacement plugs.
By the way where did you guys buy your replacement plugs.
Last edited by chicane; 10-24-2014 at 10:36 AM.
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So I am looking at the AB video here on service maintenance for the axles on the D2 and if you look closely at the service kit the transfer case fill and drain plugs look like standard oil drain plugs with COPPER WASHERS. My fill and drain plugs on my transfer case look like drain plugs on the pumpkins. They are inverted (square) 1/2 inch plugs. Is that correct?
By the way where did you guys buy your replacement plugs.
By the way where did you guys buy your replacement plugs.
On front and rear diff drain use teflon tape and I put a link above to a brass fill plug for front and rear diffs/pumpkins to replace the plastic ones.
Last edited by RicketyTick; 10-24-2014 at 10:49 AM.
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Ref: ERR4686B / Price $3.50
And do you know the torque specs? for the drain plugs?
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and don't know not right off hand on the torque. I just tighten those by feel but, if you download and look in the RAVE manual, I'm sure it's in there.
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