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For those who don't know where the filler and drain plugs are on a BA sedan. They are in a mongrel of a spot. The filler is a bit hard to get to.
You will need an 1&1/8" socket and ratchet for the filler plug, and a 15mm spanner for the drain plug. In the pics, the drain plug is at the very bottom of the photo, not a very good shot, you will get the gist of it. The filler plug stands out nicely, it has a tag on it. Holds about 1.7lt of oil.
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Age: 39 Posts: 4401 Joined: 25th Mar 2005 Ride: BA XT, BA XR6T, ED Ghia 5.0 Location: Perth |
Wow, I'm glad I didn't change my diff oil myself lol.
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bah its not that bad. you should see the transfer case filler on a V6 escape if you think thats bad.
Or the filler plug on the front diff of a territory. Also on BF sedans it changed from the imperial socket to a metric 32mm socket. |
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xpression wrote: bah its not that bad. you should see the transfer case filler on a V6 escape if you think thats bad.
Or the filler plug on the front diff of a territory. Also on BF sedans it changed from the imperial socket to a metric 32mm socket. Another hard one to get to is the front diff filler plug on the lastest model Toyota Hilux 4WD.
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