Art suggested a pump. I have found that a drill-driven pump from the
hardware store, (about $5.00) that has inlet and outlet about 5/16 inch
works well. Also buy from the store ten feet of their stiff plastic tube
that is a tight fit in or on the pump. Measure the trans oil into a
plastic milkjug, so you know how much you are trying to pump into the
gearbox, put one hose into the jug and the other down the dipstick hole.
Bob
On Sat, 10 Jan 1998 15:17:24 -0500 (EST) Art Pfenninger
<ch155@FreeNet.Buffalo.EDU> writes:
>The capacity is 6 US pints (7 if you have overdrive). The drain plug
>is on
>the bottom. THe fill plug is on the side. The best way I have found is
>to
>use a pump kit to get the oil in. THe kit is available for about $7 at
>parts America. THe problem is that the cap is sized to fit on the
>brand of
>Hypoid oil they sell. Since you can't use Hypoid oil you need to find
>the
>correct size container. A plastic gallon milk jug works but doesn't
>hold
>up well to the pumping action.
>...Art
> On Sat, 10 Jan 1998, Paul Hunt wrote:
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