Re: How to identify the fluid in a rear end.

Posted by aFORDable on September 20, 2019 at 13:53:14 from (208.65.80.136):

In Reply to: How to identify the fluid in a rear end. posted by sde on September 20, 2019 at 08:39:07:

Like Ohiojim said, tan color means water has gotten in the oil, likely from a leaky gearshift boot or condensation over years. I'd change it and put a new gearshift boot on it if needed and keep it under shed if possible. After draining it you might want to flush it out before adding new oil. I've done that with a Massey before with good results.

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