That's what I thought, but the owners manual (not the FSM) said that it should
be 5/8's of an inch below on the rear axle while the front axle should level
with the hole.
Now if the correct answer is level (or if that is how everybody else is doing
it, then that that is fine with me, I just needed someone else to confirm
because this is the first time i've done my diff.
Thanks
Chris
ABeerCan@aol.com wrote:
> <<Thanks for the info. the reason I ask is that 2.4 quarts brought it up to
> the
> fill hole. >>
>
> That is where the fluid level is supposed to be on a differential. With the
> diff sitting level (or the truck being parked on level ground), fill up the
> diff until fluid just starts to crown at the fill hole. That should be
> approx how much fluid is needed. HTH
>
> The other Will
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