What kind of fluid to run in transfer case?
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From: Brisbane, Australia
Wow, the underside of your car is clean!!!
Must be not picking up all the gunk that gets deposited on winter roads (unless you had it steam cleaned before starting your task...)
Glad it worked out for you.
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Jaguar - it's not an automobile, it's a Motorcar
Must be not picking up all the gunk that gets deposited on winter roads (unless you had it steam cleaned before starting your task...)
Glad it worked out for you.
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Jaguar - it's not an automobile, it's a Motorcar
No prior steam cleaning was done, its in its normal/original condition...... yes, the Aussie climate (urban areas at least) is much kinder to Cars - which is why you will find many cars on the road here that are 20+ years and most in good condition.
Cheers,
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From: Boston
>Why can't you just add to your transfer case oil?
Because, without opening it up and letting what's in it drain out, you have no way to determine how much is in there (it only has a drain plug on the bottom). So just drain it and refill with new fluid.
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Jaguar - it's not an automobile, it's a Motorcar
Because, without opening it up and letting what's in it drain out, you have no way to determine how much is in there (it only has a drain plug on the bottom). So just drain it and refill with new fluid.
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Jaguar - it's not an automobile, it's a Motorcar
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