Differential plug and filler bolt
11-08-2003, 06:14 AM
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Differential plug and filler bolt
Hey everyone,
FNG here. Just bought my first Yota Runner. Changed the tranny fluid and transaxel but run into a problem with front/rear diff.
Are the drain plugs the large recessed bolts on the bottom of the housing?
I think I found the filler plug on the back but where is the filler plug for the front?
Love this forum. Lots of intresting stuff.
Safety & blue skies,
Jeff
FNG here. Just bought my first Yota Runner. Changed the tranny fluid and transaxel but run into a problem with front/rear diff.
Are the drain plugs the large recessed bolts on the bottom of the housing?
I think I found the filler plug on the back but where is the filler plug for the front?
Love this forum. Lots of intresting stuff.
Safety & blue skies,
Jeff
11-08-2003, 06:50 AM
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The rears are much more obvious, you can see both in this pic.
I believe the front fill you can see it in this pic, the large bolt head just below and left the oil pan.
I believe the front fill you can see it in this pic, the large bolt head just below and left the oil pan.
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11-08-2003, 07:12 AM
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The blue skies thing is usually a pilot thing.
So, are you in the silent service?
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11-08-2003, 08:11 AM
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Gadget,
Nope never served but I have a deep respect for those who have and are. Dad was in Navy. My safety and blue skies comes from an underwater recovery about 7 years ago. Won't go into details.
SCUBA instructor for 3 years, over 650 logged dives in 15 years, most in freshwater. A couple of underwater bluffs lets me "fly" from 47ft to 84ft. depending on lake level.
Safety & blue skies,
Jeff
Nope never served but I have a deep respect for those who have and are. Dad was in Navy. My safety and blue skies comes from an underwater recovery about 7 years ago. Won't go into details.
SCUBA instructor for 3 years, over 650 logged dives in 15 years, most in freshwater. A couple of underwater bluffs lets me "fly" from 47ft to 84ft. depending on lake level.
Safety & blue skies,
Jeff
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Hey,
Just a note of thanks for the pictures. Changed the fluid with no problems. I just wish Ford and GM would take a hint in the ease of access to drivetrain fluids and components.
Safety & blue skies,
Jeff
Just a note of thanks for the pictures. Changed the fluid with no problems. I just wish Ford and GM would take a hint in the ease of access to drivetrain fluids and components.
Safety & blue skies,
Jeff
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