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JTJUDGE
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Oil has arrived, now what tool?
That's my redline gear oil arrived (light shock proof). Just need to drain the old oil and put the new oil in.
I know how to do it but I don't have the correct tool for opening up the oil drain hatch. What tool do I need to get? cheers
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JTJUDGE
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hehe it's that simple then?
I haven't been able to lift the car yet as I don't have a ramp yet (ordered) so I can't see for myself. My car is also to low for me to get under. Wife told me to go jump as well when I asked her lol
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z-tune34
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Also I have the same problem because having the oil coolers, part of it remains inside.
Perhaps the only way is to drain the oil to fall and turn on for a few seconds the engine so as to leave the residual oil. ![]()
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the end of a 1/2in breaker bar is what to use, not a 1/2 inch socket, the plug doesn't have a male hex head, it has a female square drive.
I presume your car is 4wd? Don't put your new gearbox oil down through the shifter hole. Rob
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JTJUDGE
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it's an r33 gtr.
whats the shifter hole and where is it? don't want to bugger up sucha simple job ![]() ps. Can you do me a favour? pop round to GTR Glenns and give him a kick in the arse... Mods I'm just joking obviously. Im just getting tired of Glenn.
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R.I.P.S NZ
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Forget that, you want to keep well away from it when changing the gearbox oil.
Take out the level plug from the side of the box and fill through there. PS, getting sick of GTR Glen? no.........surely not :-)
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JTJUDGE
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As long as the car doesn't fall on my head I reckon I can handle this. Cheers
Yeah I'm starting to see what kind of a bloke he is.
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Did you fill the box ok in the end?
I'm doing this at the weekend and was going to fill through the shifter but decided against it on the above advice. But WHY shouldn't you fill through there? Contamination? Bad level reading? Oh wait...GTR-specific advice?
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Quote:
See above.
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