Differential Fluid - To Change or Not to Change?
#31
My '03 mustang gt I owned before had factory synthetic fill on it's rear differential and the factory recommended maintainece interval was 100k.
I never let it go that long, but I don't think I really got to it until around 60k miles or so.
After refilling my g35s differential with synthetic, not really worried about changing it anytime soon. But it is easy to do and was $14 in fluid and an hour of my time.
The pump was $10 but I use it for other things as well.
Honeslty, for $14 and an hour of time, why not? What's a dealer charge anyway fpr diff service?
I never let it go that long, but I don't think I really got to it until around 60k miles or so.
After refilling my g35s differential with synthetic, not really worried about changing it anytime soon. But it is easy to do and was $14 in fluid and an hour of my time.
The pump was $10 but I use it for other things as well.
Honeslty, for $14 and an hour of time, why not? What's a dealer charge anyway fpr diff service?
#32
I had mine changed around 50k miles, my "guy", okay a bored retired Buick master tech, told me the plug was clean. Which was a cool thing to get told 1) about a used car and 2) with the person who was paying my insurance at the time standing right next to me.
I wouldn't change it again until at the very least 80k. It was replaced with Amsoil synthetic.
I wouldn't change it again until at the very least 80k. It was replaced with Amsoil synthetic.
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