Removing plug from 2000 differential
#1
Removing plug from 2000 differential
How do you remove the plug from the differential. I want to check the fluid in it.
I took one of my 3/8 socket with a breaker and twisted the end off the extension. I guess the weak point is where the locking detent is in the extension because it split there.
Is there a special tool for this?
I took one of my 3/8 socket with a breaker and twisted the end off the extension. I guess the weak point is where the locking detent is in the extension because it split there.
Is there a special tool for this?
#2
Nope, 3/8 extension like you used. Usually the problem is you screw up the plug if you don't clean it out first and get a shallow bite. You're the first I've ever heard of that had the extension break. Take a torch and heat around the plug for a minute or two and try it again.
#3
The torch did the trick
I used an extension made for an impact wrench and heated it a couple of times. It finally came loose.
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