Changed the gear oil today.Hardest part was getting under the car to
open the drainplug.Loosened both the filler and drain plug then hand
tightened and took the car out to warm up the oil.Opened and drained the
oil,as it drained I got an empty gear oil container with a pointed spout
Transferred the Redline MTL oil into the empty container Got a long
piece of clear tubing and put one end into the filler from the engine
compartment.*MAKE SURE YOU PUT THE DRAIN PLUG IN BEFORE FILLING.Then put
the other end of the tubing onto the spout as tight as it would
go.Squeezed the bottle till it collapse,took the tube off to let air in
and repeated till the bottle was empty.Did the same with the MT90.Took a
hair more than 2 quarts.Put filler plug back in from the top of the
engine compartment (17MM offset box wrench) and closed the hood.I used a
crescent wrench for the drain plug but I'm guessing it's a 24MM.
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Brian Nystrom - 25 Sep 2006 14:40 GMT
> Changed the gear oil today.Hardest part was getting under the car to
> open the drainplug.Loosened both the filler and drain plug then hand
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> engine compartment (17MM offset box wrench) and closed the hood.I used a
> crescent wrench for the drain plug but I'm guessing it's a 24MM.
Why did you mix MTL and MT90?
CBX2@webtv.net - 28 Sep 2006 19:52 GMT
It's what I had on hand from my Nissan hardbody.I called Redline aand
they said it would be fine,but NOT to use the 75-90 gear oil I had
instead.
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