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Re: Hydroulic oil change
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Posted by Aaron Ford on March 17, 2007 at 17:40:20 from (72.84.52.140):
In Reply to: Hydroulic oil change posted by Harddriver on March 17, 2007 at 08:01:37:
Be sure not to overfill it!!!! I filled mine til it read right on the stick, then stopped. It took more oil than the book said. The next morning when everything had time to settle, the excessive oill was leaking out of the dipstick hole. Had to drain those two gallons back out. The fill hole is to the left of the shifters and the dipstick is on the right rear in front of the rear axle. The plugs should be 1 1/16 in wrench, and there should be two. Park it so that these are on the low side to make sure that any water drains out. Let it drain for a while cause the stuff is a little thick. Good Luck, Aaron
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