scottishb

Yep, I finally took my locker off the kitchen table and put it in the 4Runner. It's nice and noisy! How much fluid does it take to fill the rear diff? I put the funnel on and started dumping, the funnel filled up pretty quick. I held the funnel there for a minute, but it didn't take too much fluid. Is there a better way to do this? I tried to make a little air gap between the funnel and the fill hole to make sure the fluid went in...

kawasakimoto_7

well i doubt its any different on the 3rd gen 4runners than the 3rd gen pickups so i fill mine until fluid starts pouring out of the hole..and for putting it in i just cut the tip of of it and squeeze it in there..

VSU_4runnin

e locker 1.5 quarts.. non elocker 2-2.5 quarts


check your owners manual... its full of wonderful info like this tid bit

fireball

VSU, shame on you for suggesting to read the manual.

Incidentally, where are those wheeling pics taken? Anywhere close to ATL?

scottishb

I drain it today and see if enough comes out, and then fill it again. Thanks, guys. Next time I'll look at the manual, there's a lot of stuff in there.

If anybody is wondering if they can do the locker- it's easy. I used an 8mm socket jammed over a rubber cap to stop the brake line from leaking. None of the bolts/nuts were frozen. It kinda sucked putting the case back on, being a half-cripple and all, but I got it single-handed with no jack. Used the driveshaft as a pillow to support my neck... arthritis sucks!

racedirt1

Good job, you should bring it out to Cliffs Insane Terrain in Marseilles next weekend for the 4th Annual Chicagoland Toyota Jamboree. There are gonna be a bunch of us there.

scottishb

Yes! Now I need to pick up a strap, and then it's off to Cliffs!

racedirt1

You gonna make it out the weekend of July 23rd? If so there will be plenty of people with recovery gear so you don't need a strap

scottishb

I'll do my best to get out there! Sounds like a good time.

mmml4

I use this,