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That’s good info to have. I just watched this FordTechMakuloco video about service the front diff. Very informative and shows all the steps. Thought I’d post it here:
This is true, but for the DIYer, it might the most affordable way get the job done. The milky color is also attributed to the initial grease Ford puts in the case during manufacturing. Why Ford didn’t put a drain plug on this is criminal. Same with being able to service the transmission and have a damn dipstick you can check the levels from the engine bay.crappy part about this is the metal that is settled in the bottom cant be completely eliminated!
interesting that nothing came out of that fill hole when he pulled the plug.
I disagree w/ his dismissal of the milky color....notice when he pumped new gear lube in the 1st overflow was water again......id be pulling that cover!
No problem. Glad to help!
Criminal the way they are trying to stop the shade tree mechanic from even doing simple services.My other vehicle doesn't even come with a dip stick for the oil. If you want one you have to order it and install it yourself. Crazy...