Another option is to get an earlier diff housing that already has a drain plug.
There were different times (without any apparent rhyme or reason) when
differential housings were equipped with a drain. That applies
(and don't quote me on this) to both the smaller and larger bearing units. I
have one of the smaller ones that came from a Herald in
my race car. I have seen some GT6 diff casings that also have a drain and I
think these are the same as the ones that were used on
the 1500.
Joe
Douglas Frank wrote:
>
> Gary Hutton wrote:
> >
> > there doesn't seem to be a drain plug.
> > Any input will be appreciated.
>
> Two possibilities:
>
> 1. (what I did:) get a pro, like ohmaybe Phil Esposito at Quantum
> Mechanics, 203-459-9612 not to drop any names or anything... to
> drill and install one.
>
> 2. undo the bottom half dozen bolts around the pumpkin and spill
> it all over your forarms, the floor, and Her Royal Highness' cake
> pan.
>
> They're equally expensive, in the long run.
>
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