Questions & Answers for: rear diff fluid

rear diff fluid is a milky color and it whines while driving replaced rear diff fluid and gasket, check fluid again and it was still a milky color and the whine did not go away Sounds like there is ...

...rear diff fluid? They say those should be changed every 20 000km. Hope this helps. you must check your trans fluid and diff fluid every 20k miles. and change them every 40k miles. this is that is ...

...rear diff My 04 Serento is making a load clunk in the rear diff when I try to make turns. I have changed the rear diff fluid and added condiotioner. The problem stopped for about 2 weeks and now its ...

...wheel, class IV tow package, Front & rear diff. Fluid types? Do they require limited slip additives? 75w140 syn in both axles and 1 small bottle of additive per 1 liter of gear oil for rear ...

...fluid- (use honda genuine rear diff fluid) then drive the vehicle in several figure 8 turns and the noise will go away.- note you only need 2 quarts diff fluid for a drain and fill.- hope this ...

...tight turns, i.e. getting into and out of parking spaces. what is the problem? is it AWD? if so have the rear diff fluid replaced, its special fluid from the honda dealer, the rear diff may be

rear diff 2 10mm hex bolts or 2 17mm bolts....remove the bottem one an remove but make sure u have that drain pan under there or it get messy...when the fluid stops draining out install the drain plug

...rear diff with 80/90 fluid as per the owners manual stated. I did not change the axle or any seals in the rear diff. Since, i have noticed a strange sound in the right rear tire. it sounds like a ...

...diff lock only locks the front to rear diffs not the 2 wheels on the same diff. To have both front wheels driving as you require will need limited slip diff in front or locker in front Be hard to ...

...rear diff and open the diff cover and drain out the fluid. clean and reseal the diff. remove the plug on the front of the diff and fill with the correct diff fluid until it is filled up to the hole ...