Differential Capacity?
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Differential Capacity?
I am going to tackle this this weekend. I have a 99 4Runner 2wd. Are the rear diff capacities the same on a 2wd and 4wd. I am going to use Amsoil Gear Lube...80W-90 right? Also I am going to get a tranny flush soon...anyone in the Atlanta area had this done, if so any reccomendations on shops to take my vehicle to?
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Just check your owner's manual for differential gear oil capacity and weight. I use 75W-90 in mine, but 80W-90 should work just fine. If I remember right, its takes about 2.5 qts, but don't quote me. Just look it up - it will be in your manual.
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Make sure to open the fill plug before you drain the fluid. It's no fun at all filling through the breather or other location. Just a reminder if you know this already
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