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Front Differential oil change
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yes - the skid plate and the plastic pan under the radiator both need to come off. Then you should be able to figure it out.
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+1. You also need to replace the bolts that hold the plate. Those bolts stretch when torqued, 41 ft lbs than 90 degrees more.
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Thank you so much, I have one more question are those bolts use a nut on top. Thank you all for the help
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Yes
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Yes, I needed to use a standard reach socket, deep reach socket, short extention, and a box wrench to remove mine. PITA! A FLA BMW dealer (who shall remain nameless) did the fluid change on a friends X5, shortly after that I helped him diagnose a leak and found the OLD bolds (he was charged for new bolts) and they were only FINGER TIGHT!. DIY so you hnow it is done right, that plate is a stressed member of the chassis and needs to be installed correctly, regardless of what some dealer techs may think.
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Quote:
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