I dropped the t-case for a clutch. It didn't seem too heavy coming out empty so I'm curious if it's alright to fill it and then put it back in? I don't really have any other tool to fill it once its in.
Quick question about refilling T-case
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Just do it in the truck. All you need is a small funnel or a funnel and a hose. Or you can use an old bottle from 80-90. On the ground it will leak.
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If you can still heave it up in there, then thats fine.
Just don't tilt it over, or the fluid will come out of the speedo gear hole.
Just don't tilt it over, or the fluid will come out of the speedo gear hole.
thanks guys, i guess I'll try to fill it afterwards. or maybe half before...
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The other thing you can do is go to Harbor Freight and get a cheap little hand pump or syphin pump and use that. They are like $3 and will be useful for other things as well.
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These things are awesome. I have 3 of them for different fluids.
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