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And these washers should work despite I change the front diff. fill plug to 90341-24016, correct?The fill and drain on the front are different.
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And these washers should work despite I change the front diff. fill plug to 90341-24016, correct?The fill and drain on the front are different.
Yes.And these washers should work despite I change the front diff. fill plug to 90341-24016, correct?
Thank you so much!Yes.
Like mentioned before, if you clean it out as best you can, it doesn't matter. The contamination is so minute that it will do nothing. There will be more contamination left behind in the old oil still clinging to the gears and casing than what your introducing.Thanks you for that tip. I guess I can't use it for my transmission fluid change then...I was thinking of doing that this coming spring or summer. I may have to think of something then.
I was watching this person's YouTube video on changing the front diff. fluid and it looks like the front diff. fill plug is also using a hex key to open. I wonder if there's an alternative fill plug that fits the LX 570 which does not use the hex tool to open.
There’s no need to change the fill plug, it’s a design that has proven effective (and non-problematic) in Toyotas for decades.I was watching this person's YouTube video on changing the front diff. fluid and it looks like the front diff. fill plug is also using a hex key to open. I wonder if there's an alternative fill plug that fits the LX 570 which does not use the hex tool to open.
Did you read the manual? I have a Motive Products Brake System Power Bleeder and in the manual it says to flush with denatured alcohol. I'd bet your manual says the same thing since many of the components are common between all the various Motive pumps, tanks, and lines.what's the best solution to clean the Motive Products 1735 Power Fill Pro Fluid Transfer Pump so that it does not contaminate when I use it with other type of fluids?
I just ordered and it's not here yet. I'm looking at some YouTube videos on it. But yes, will look at the manuals when it's here. Thanks!Did you read the manual? I have a Motive Products Brake System Power Bleeder and in the manual it says to flush with denatured alcohol. I'd bet your manual says the same thing since many of the components are common between all the various Motive pumps, tanks, and lines.