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Old 21 April 2010, 06:31 PM
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hey all just popped my nose under the rear of my car and noticed there was nasty oil all round the rear diff casing so got it up un the ramps washed it all off. i then checked all the bolts and most were loose and needed just nipping up
i then checked the level and the top plug is bone dry there is a little bit of oil on the bottom plug so i am going to change the diff oil does anyone know can i just use gearbox oil or do i have to use some special diff oil
and roughly what quantity do i need cheers.
Old 21 April 2010, 06:39 PM
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You'll need around 1 liter (no more) of a good quality 75w/90 oil.
Old 21 April 2010, 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by dazzaturbo
hey all just popped my nose under the rear of my car and noticed there was nasty oil all round the rear diff casing so got it up un the ramps washed it all off. i then checked all the bolts and most were loose and needed just nipping up
i then checked the level and the top plug is bone dry there is a little bit of oil on the bottom plug so i am going to change the diff oil does anyone know can i just use gearbox oil or do i have to use some special diff oil
and roughly what quantity do i need cheers.
80/90 tramsmission oil matey same as the box,
Old 21 April 2010, 09:17 PM
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cheers fellas
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Originally Posted by dazzaturbo
hey all just popped my nose under the rear of my car and noticed there was nasty oil all round the rear diff casing so got it up un the ramps washed it all off. i then checked all the bolts and most were loose and needed just nipping up
i then checked the level and the top plug is bone dry there is a little bit of oil on the bottom plug so i am going to change the diff oil does anyone know can i just use gearbox oil or do i have to use some special diff oil
and roughly what quantity do i need cheers.

The top plug is the filler hole, and the bottom is the level hole, you fill the diff with oil until it just appears in the bottom hole then refit both plugs.

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Old 23 April 2010, 07:27 PM
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Thought you filled till oil came out of the top hole
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gona have to check now

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Originally Posted by scooby1doo1
Thought you filled till oil came out of the top hole
I'll wind me neck back in, your right.
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Yea fill from top hole till it starts to come out the top hole.
read diff is 80/90 0.8 litres
Gearbox is 75/90 4.0 litres
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