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gikki4481Mar-01-02 11:11 AM
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#16137, "axles"


          

we pulled out the drive axles and alot of fluid came outta the drivers side one. is it tranny fluid or what

  

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RE: axles, ModeratorCorbin, Mar-01-02 06:24 PM, #1
RE: axles, babybeclipse, Mar-02-02 02:27 AM, #2
RE: axles, gikki4481, Mar-06-02 06:54 AM, #3
RE: axles, gikki4481, Mar-02-02 06:22 AM, #4
RE: axles, Kiku, Mar-06-02 07:06 AM, #5
RE: axles, optimuspeterson, Mar-06-02 07:08 AM, #6
      RE: axles, ModeratorCorbin, Mar-06-02 02:22 PM, #7

ModeratorCorbinMar-01-02 06:24 PM
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#16138, "RE: axles"
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Its tranny fluid alright. Mine dumped a good bit of fluid when I pulled the drivers axle the first couple times (AT). It didn't dump any fluid this most recent time. I think it may have something to do with how you have the car jacked up (one side or both).


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babybeclipseMar-02-02 02:27 AM
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#16139, "RE: axles"
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How bad was it to do that? I paid saten way too much to change my cv boots.

  

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gikki4481Mar-06-02 06:54 AM
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#16140, "RE: axles"
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so if its tranny fluid where the hell do i fill it up at. i cant find any kind of fill hole. plus the liquid looked kinda dark. is it still tranny fluid

  

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gikki4481Mar-02-02 06:22 AM
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#16141, "RE: axles"
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it wasnt hard at all to get em out. ya just need something to pry em out with like a crobar or wrench. but it only takes like 5 min. the hardest part is just gettin all the shit outta the way to get to em.
does anybody know where the resorvoir is to refill the damn fluid. i can find the damn thing.

  

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KikuMar-06-02 07:06 AM
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#16142, "RE: axles"
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the rubber black plug is on the driver's side of the transmission. Towards the top. You may have to remove the splash guard on the wheel well to see it.


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optimuspetersonMar-06-02 07:08 AM
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#16143, "RE: axles"
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look on the drivers side through the wheel well to the tranny. its near the top of the tranny and its a rubber plug. thats if your a manual.

so now your telling me that i'm going to have to buy for syncroshift when i pull my axels out to get my engine out. shit. i just repalced it like 3 months ago

*damnit...you beat me to it*


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ModeratorCorbinMar-06-02 02:22 PM
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#16144, "RE: axles"
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my axle changing site:
http://www.houstonhardware.com/~cbehnken/axle.html
For anyone who thinks it is too hard

Corbin

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