[6pack] CHANGING DIFF OIL

[Lfmaol]

Actually the easiest way is to go to Harbor Freight and buy a small transfer
pump that has hoses small enough to fit through the hole.  You can use it to
pump out the old and pump in the new oil.  Same works for topping off the
tranny.  Think that they are less than $10 and they have 20% off coupons all
the time, this what I did.

http://www.harborfreight.com/multi-use-transfer-pump-66418.html


Lou
72 Pimento



On Apr 17, 2013, at 5:35 PM, wcwellbaum at cox.net wrote:

> Well, either have a drain plug tapped into the bottom of the diff or play
like you're siphoning gas out of a tank with a length of plastic tubing.
Nothing like the taste of 90 wgt. gear lube in the morning.
>
> Bill Wellbaum
> British Auto Club of Las Vegas
> baclv.org
>
> On Wed, Apr 17, 2013 at 1:57 PM, Colin Thom wrote:
>
>> Hi Listers,
>>
>>
>> So being the ontopofmaintenance guy that I am, I figured I'd change my
diff
>> oil. Behold..no drain plug! I dimly remember this from when I put the
>> restored car back on the road 9 years and 16,000 miles ago. I know the
>> level's up to the fill plug because some oil weeps out when I pull out
said
>> plug and the oil looks pretty good so I guess I don't have a problem, but
>> how does one drain the thing??
>>
>>
>> Colin Thom '75
>>
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