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#437895 Apr 8, 11:58am
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I see in the service intervals it says changing the differential fluid..well how do you do it?

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Is this in the wrong section or has no one ever changed it?

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diff fluid is the tranny fluid they share the same chamber.


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Originally Posted by Illusive
diff fluid is the tranny fluid they share the same chamber.

Alright, thats all i needed to know, thanks..

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Originally Posted by InfernoSonoma
Originally Posted by Illusive
diff fluid is the tranny fluid they share the same chamber.

Alright, thats all i needed to know, thanks..

My goodness you just took his words for it? On some models the transmission and differential fluids are definitely separate. If your transmission model is A140E, you need to double check your owner or repair manual. Good luck

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