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wrong drain plug
Last edited by rtraveler; 10-12-2014 at 06:00 PM. |
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Oops. And to think, I have been planning on changing my transmission fluid...
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I was thinking it was transmission fluid but I just want to be sure. So I'm thinking I need to remove the bottom plate to get access to the fill plug. Am I right? Thank you for your help.
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Look more like the transfer case fluid, that would explain why so little fluid came out.
I wouldn't be driving the X until you replace the fluid. If you don't know how to replace the fluid, better to have it towed to a shop.
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Do you know where I can find instructions on how to change the trasmission fluid? Thank you.
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After further research. I think this is the front differential. I read transmission oil is red and I know there is a front and rear differential. I need to remove the aluminum plate to access the fIll plug. Can someone tell me what differential oil my cars uses? Thanks.
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