G'Day,
Just some info regarding diff filler/drain plugs. Had trouble with them burring over. Changed them with an extended version from Toyota. Cost $4 each. Part number TO-9003341020.
May help?!
Scotty
Diff Filler Plugs and Drain Plugs
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Diff Filler Plugs and Drain Plugs
by Scottyt on Sat, 15 Mar 2008 8:05 +0000
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Diff Filler Plugs and Drain Plugs
by 2RODS on Sat, 15 Mar 2008 8:35 +0000
TA... just on a side note...ALWAYS remove the filler plug first......why you ask..cause if ya can't get it out there is no use removing the drain plug... see a few young blokes down the mines do it the wrong way around and a small job can take 1/2 a day...
cheers
2RODS
cheers
2RODS
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Diff Filler Plugs and Drain Plugs
by Scottyt on Sat, 15 Mar 2008 9:03 +0000
G'day 2RODS,
LOL! CDF isn't it!!!
Just make a point that it wasn't me burring over the nut but when I got it back from being serviced! Not the first time it's happened either. Owned every model Hilux to date and changed all the plugs. One was that bad I had to file the hex back onto the nut. Reduced the size a bit!!
LOL! CDF isn't it!!!
Just make a point that it wasn't me burring over the nut but when I got it back from being serviced! Not the first time it's happened either. Owned every model Hilux to date and changed all the plugs. One was that bad I had to file the hex back onto the nut. Reduced the size a bit!!
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