front and rear axil oil level
#2
RE: front and rear axil oil level
There is a plug on TOP of the differential, it will take a 1/2" drive rachet to loosen.
With the truck on level ground remove the FILL plug, stick your finger straight into the hole, if it gets wet, you are fine, if not you need to add gear lube.
Check both diffs the same way.
This is also how you check the transfer case fluid level as well.
With the truck on level ground remove the FILL plug, stick your finger straight into the hole, if it gets wet, you are fine, if not you need to add gear lube.
Check both diffs the same way.
This is also how you check the transfer case fluid level as well.
#5
RE: front and rear axil oil level
If your figner ain't wet she ain't ready to be driven
heres a few pictures etc that will help, its for a D2, but exactly the same principles apply
http://www.discovery2.co.uk/diff_oils.html
#6
RE: front and rear axil oil level
Cool, Panzer, Thanks for posting that link, as you know My Rover is a 99 D2, and I suspect i should check my Differentials, have no clue when the last timeThey had been checked. I Think right off the BatI think I'll look into getting that copper plug X 2 and ill be rockin along nicely.!
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