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Apr 3, 2013 - The differential oil lubricates the ring and pinion gears that transfer power... Checking and changing the differential oil in a light truck is actually ...
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HI, The transmission and differential assembly are two different devices that are linked by the drive shaft. Now; if your vehicle is front wheel drive only, you do not need to change your differential fluid because you wouldn't have one in that case. With that said; Changing the differential fluid will not affect your transmission. It will only provide better differential lubrication and functionality. Administering a flushing technique to both devices will only have an individual effect on both devices.
NOTE_ Differential maintenance is quite rare for the average city driver. Your transmission will require more attention than most differential assemblies. Now; if you do a lot of off-roading and pull heavy loads on the regular, i would have the differential assembly inspected every 16k. If not, simply, have the transmission checked every 10k for proper fluid and filter change.
your front wheel drive rx300 doesnt use gear oil, the differential is lubricated internally by transmission fluid. the trans fluid is only reccomended if its dirty. if its a dark brownish red thats normal. or if its pinkish red then its new. if its black or yellow then time to flush it out. if you decide to change the trans fluid I believe the spec is 3qts. check it with the engine running and cold. thats the most accurate way to check it.
I'm assuming that this is a 5 speed stick car because you mentioned 80-90 oil. This car has a transaxle, not a a separate transmission and differential. The transaxle houses the transmission gears and the differential all in one housing. There is a drain plug on the bottom a fill plug on the side. Here's a link to one of the best do-it-yourself 944 sites on the web. Click on the "garage shop manual" link in the sidebar and scroll down to "transaxle fluid change".
Loosen the lower bolts on the cover to drain the differential,remove all bolts,remove cover and clean cover, replace gasket or silicon, replace cover and tighten bolts to spec or snug + 1/4 turnrefill with proper fluid.
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