Rear End Differential Oil Change , where are Fill and drain Bolts?
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Rear End Differential Oil Change , where are Fill and drain Bolts?
I wish to change the Differential Oil on 373 rear end of my 740 Turbo and got under there and see a few Un-Familiar things that I dont remember seeing on rear ends, I am used to american cars.
I see what looks like a Bolt that could be the fill hole at 8 O'Clock But seems a bit too low a point to be puting in 2 Quarts of Mobil One 75-90....? And to high a point to be the drain bolt....?
I am puzzled...........
Any quick Diagrams available?
I see what looks like a Bolt that could be the fill hole at 8 O'Clock But seems a bit too low a point to be puting in 2 Quarts of Mobil One 75-90....? And to high a point to be the drain bolt....?
I am puzzled...........
Any quick Diagrams available?
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RE: Rear End Differential Oil Change , where are Fill and drain Bolts?
well that was the easiest job yet..........
My 740 has the drain bolt at the bottom and the fill was at 8 O'clockish like I said...........It fit almost the whole 2 Quarts in it...
But the differential was nearly dry!..........It only had a half a Quart of Old oil in there......Scarry, hopefuly I cought it in time.....I had a gut feeling to change it, it was probably the original with 117,000 mile on it...
Now it has some Nice Fresh New Mobil-1 75w90 in it.
My 740 has the drain bolt at the bottom and the fill was at 8 O'clockish like I said...........It fit almost the whole 2 Quarts in it...
But the differential was nearly dry!..........It only had a half a Quart of Old oil in there......Scarry, hopefuly I cought it in time.....I had a gut feeling to change it, it was probably the original with 117,000 mile on it...
Now it has some Nice Fresh New Mobil-1 75w90 in it.
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