I killed my Disco, Tray Mtn GA.
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If the Fill Plug is starting to look stripped I'd honestly remove the E-Brake Assembly, then pound in the 1/2 extension and break it free. It's not that hard to remove the E-Brake assembly. You just remove the drive shaft, use a manual impact driver to loosen the #3 Phillips Head screw holding the drum into place, pop off the drum, and then inside you'll find 4 15MM bolts securing the assembly to the TC. Once those are loose you can pivot it out of the way and get to the fill plug without any trouble.
Then when you re-install the fill plug don't go crazy tight with it for next time. I have 1 1/2 extension that is slightly shorter than the usual 1/2 extension and it fits perfectly without removing the E-Brake Assembly.
Then when you re-install the fill plug don't go crazy tight with it for next time. I have 1 1/2 extension that is slightly shorter than the usual 1/2 extension and it fits perfectly without removing the E-Brake Assembly.
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Lisa Bunch (03-27-2019)
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and glad you're back on the road.
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