Voyager - Differential Fluid

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Ted Mittelstaedt wrote:

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If the pan is gasketed then your fine. But if it's RTV what happens is
you pull at it and pry at it and all the sudden it lets loose and a bunch
of fluid comes out. Sure you can avoid it if your expecting it (I was) but
why not put a plug in there when you have the pan off?

That is why you don't remove all of the bolts before pulling the pan
loose. I generally leave at least a couple in and don't back them out
more than 1/4" or so. That way the pan can only move that far when it
comes loose. I'm not against a drain plug, I just think it is a waste
of money and unnecessary.

Matt

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Re: Voyager - Differential Fluid - 08-04-2005 , 06:38 PM