gearbox oil filler
gearbox oil filler
Anyone take a picture of where the filler is for the gearbox fluid so I know Ive got the right one?
Ta.
Ta.
Don't do it where i said, because i have been mis-informed
sorry!
sorry!
Last edited by pettsy on Tue Nov 02, 2004 6:45 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Dont put any oil in where pettsy said whatever you do! Thats an inspection hole for the clutch!. where the driveshafts bolt to the gearbox there are two huge grub screws on the side of the shorter driveshaft. The upper one is the filler plug and the bottom one is the drain. The oil level should be at the bottom of the filler plug hole.
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Yep, thats the one, i just cant get it to reach. Guess I need to get a flatter headed driver, but thats extra cash which a better technique may solve for free 
(thinking: adjustable wrench on the hex fitting)
The figure in haynes is probably quite approximate, i just bought 3 1-litre bottles of 80w90 from a local supplier (there's not many grades to choose from really) to fit the 2.8 L it specs for a 4-speed. The idea is to get the top bolt off (so you know that you can), open the bottom one and let it drain, then replace the lower bolt, fill through the top hole until you can't fill no more, and replace the bolt. You might want to get 4 bottles in case you spill some
(thinking: adjustable wrench on the hex fitting)
The figure in haynes is probably quite approximate, i just bought 3 1-litre bottles of 80w90 from a local supplier (there's not many grades to choose from really) to fit the 2.8 L it specs for a 4-speed. The idea is to get the top bolt off (so you know that you can), open the bottom one and let it drain, then replace the lower bolt, fill through the top hole until you can't fill no more, and replace the bolt. You might want to get 4 bottles in case you spill some
