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> Rear Differential Drain / Fill.
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post Nov 10 2009, 01:38 PM
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I'm at over 42Kmi on my 2008 GLS AWD 2.7L and it saw rental service early in it's life so I figured it was a good idea to get this done. Having already done the transmission drain/fill and transfer case, this was by far the simplest and quickest. I used a 21mm socket for the drain & fill plugs and dropped the spare tire to make for an easier fill, right out of a quart sized gear oil bottle directly into the fill hole. The factory 70w90 definitely came out darker than the T-case oil did with some gray streaks in it, plus there were a few tiny, shiny shavings on the drain plug magnet, where I didn't notice visible shavings on the T-case or trans plug magnets, just black goo. In went a quart of Walmart Supertech 75w90 synthetic blend gear oil. Just shy of a qt came out. It was a good chance to clean up the dirt/stones crusted up on the spare tire and grease the cable winch for the spare. My "compact" spare is a Kumho! I never noticed spares with name brands on them before.

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Thanks for the pics and the info on the socket size used Joel! Did you have to replace any gaskets or use any sort of sealant on the plugs?
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Both plugs had copper washers that were in such good shape, I reused them. The drain plug had a red thread sealant on it that made the drain plug come out with some resistance. I just cleaned it up and reinstalled.

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