how do you change the lube in the rear diff. is there a plug.. or do you have to take off the cover.... and how do you refill it... thanks joe
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question about the rear diff on a 95 cam
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Re: question about the rear diff on a 95 cam
loosen the bolts on the cover, gently brake the seal allowing the differential fluid to fall into a pan. Take the bolts off. Scrape the seal/gasket off. Clean out the magnet that's in the pan and replace the magnet. Clean the mating surfaces. Put on some gasket sealer on the NEW gasket and put it all back together, tighten to 20-22 ft. lbs. There's a fill screw that accepts a 3/8inch socket near the top of the right side of the differential. Remove it and fill the differential up with differential oil. Use either a hand pump to pump the oil, or just use a lenght of tubing stuck on the end of the gear oil and sqeeze. Tighten to 26 ft. lbs.
More specifics in the Autozone website under repair info>repair guide>routine maintenence>fluids and lubricants>rear axel.
http://www.autozone.com/servlet/UiBr...3d801ce0a2.jsp
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Re: question about the rear diff on a 95 cam
pull the cover off, drain, put new seal on and bolt down, take out plug on side, full, put plug back in.
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