Differential fluid changes- ruclips.net/p/PLB_ftWArBFdd5AI6YeZcFu7Lfxd3jotIA&jct=c1JUZgIsNRSpDHHv8mRQ1b0nvV3-Mg Eben Rockmaker Independent AMSOIL Specialist (Dealer#: 5331179) www.amsoil.com/offers/pc.aspx?zo=5331179 Mobile: (702) 472-3614 Steps: 1. My link gets you 25% discount and free shipping on orders $100 or more. Click link under my name, Click link join now yellow bar Preferred Customer for 1 year. Click add to cart. Note: Amsoil will not keep your CC info. 2. Click look up your vehicle. 3. Click auto light truck. 4. After you have all the products added double check then complete order. Any order $100 or more has free shipping and ships within 1 to 2 days. Amsoil Product lookup guides - www.amsoil.com/guides.aspx?zo=5331179
I think only about 60. He did some towing with the truck I believe he was towing a boat. If you have OEM I would recommend doing it every 30000 miles if you have like an upgraded diff cover and you're running Amsoil oil you should be good for 50 60,000 MI if you're towing I would probably still change it a little earlier
It gives you a incredible versatile way to tap all different components from different angles! In the great part is that pouch can hold 1100 lb before it bursts so you don't have to worry about it getting messy. Also there's no extra charge for the easy pack which is nice. I thought Amsoil was going to get the new product award but a product that was basically a cardboard box took first place. Really really cool to see Amsoil constantly innovate and step up the bar of lubricant technology and the way it is installed! thanks for being a part of the RUclips channel DJ and remember we have our Amsoil giveaway coming up January 26th you'll see it the video on my playlist
I forgot to watch this video here, even though my 1993 Toyota Previa calls for 75w90 to 75w110 for the rear differential since it’s a rear wheel drive only, I decided to go with the Amsoil 75w140 and the Amsoil slip lock with it I must say it does work wonders. Before I would hear a grinding noise before when I would drive it, the thicker rear diff oil Amsoil has and slip lock sure did help a lot with the noise.
The reason why is those diff covers. Gail Banks did like an 18 month diff cover testing on flat diff covers. There’s a reason why the factory covers are contoured.
Great video and great explanation at 6:08 about overfilling fluids so basically your saying you fill it and let all the excess drain until it is just a few drops and then seal it correct ?
Hi I have a 2009 Lexus GS 350 awd the owners manual says 75w-85 are equivalent...I’m having a hard time finding 75w-85 gear oil would it be ok to use 75w-90
yeah it's something that they do usually if there's no drain plug but if there is a drain plug most of the time all you do is just clean the magnet on the drain plug squirt a little bit of new gear lube inside and that will get the residual at the bottom of the pumpkin and any residuals will come out and then after you squeeze about 5 to 10 oz through and let it drain out right away then you put the bolt on the bottom on and then you're good to go to fill it
Yes this lookup guide will give you the proper fluids and capacity for your vehicle. AMSOIL Products & Vehicle Lookup - www.amsoil.com/guides.aspx?zo=5331179
Differential fluid changes-
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Eben Rockmaker
Independent AMSOIL Specialist (Dealer#: 5331179) www.amsoil.com/offers/pc.aspx?zo=5331179
Mobile: (702) 472-3614
Steps:
1. My link gets you 25% discount and free shipping on orders $100 or more. Click link under my name, Click link join now yellow bar Preferred Customer for 1 year. Click add to cart. Note: Amsoil will not keep your CC info.
2. Click look up your vehicle.
3. Click auto light truck.
4. After you have all the products added double check then complete order.
Any order $100 or more has free shipping and ships within 1 to 2 days.
Amsoil Product lookup guides - www.amsoil.com/guides.aspx?zo=5331179
How many miles was on the old oil?
I think only about 60.
He did some towing with the truck I believe he was towing a boat.
If you have OEM I would recommend doing it every 30000 miles if you have like an upgraded diff cover and you're running Amsoil oil you should be good for 50 60,000 MI if you're towing I would probably still change it a little earlier
What type of truck do you have James?
What do I use on my 2015 taurus sho?
Oh yeah Do you live in Las Vegas?
The fluid in the pouch is genius. Especially if you’re doing the fluid change without a lift.
It gives you a incredible versatile way to tap all different components from different angles!
In the great part is that pouch can hold 1100 lb before it bursts so you don't have to worry about it getting messy.
Also there's no extra charge for the easy pack which is nice.
I thought Amsoil was going to get the new product award but a product that was basically a cardboard box took first place.
Really really cool to see Amsoil constantly innovate and step up the bar of lubricant technology and the way it is installed!
thanks for being a part of the RUclips channel DJ and remember we have our Amsoil giveaway coming up January 26th you'll see it the video on my playlist
That really is innovative. They finally made it easy and quick to squeeze! Rock on Amsoil!
I forgot to watch this video here, even though my 1993 Toyota Previa calls for 75w90 to 75w110 for the rear differential since it’s a rear wheel drive only, I decided to go with the Amsoil 75w140 and the Amsoil slip lock with it I must say it does work wonders. Before I would hear a grinding noise before when I would drive it, the thicker rear diff oil Amsoil has and slip lock sure did help a lot with the noise.
Sweet, yeah I found the film strength to be incredible when I changed it on my C5 Corvette!
I feel less vibration in the drivetrain.
That fluid that came out was toast whoever’s vehicle this is, is soooo luckyyy. Amsoil would never break down an foam like that. Even after 100,000.
It was a little bit of a bomb scare I have to admit......lol
Even this amsoil will foam, if you understood how fast that pinion and ring gear is moving it would make sense
The reason why is those diff covers. Gail Banks did like an 18 month diff cover testing on flat diff covers. There’s a reason why the factory covers are contoured.
Exactly I love the new Ram Air diff cover he makes
good review, i need to change the fluid in my '94 Mustang
Great video and great explanation at 6:08 about overfilling fluids so basically your saying you fill it and let all the excess drain until it is just a few drops and then seal it correct ?
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Hi I have a 2009 Lexus GS 350 awd the owners manual says 75w-85 are equivalent...I’m having a hard time finding 75w-85 gear oil would it be ok to use 75w-90
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I see some guys like to pull the cover off and clean it. Is that really necessary?
yeah it's something that they do usually if there's no drain plug but if there is a drain plug most of the time all you do is just clean the magnet on the drain plug squirt a little bit of new gear lube inside and that will get the residual at the bottom of the pumpkin and any residuals will come out and then after you squeeze about 5 to 10 oz through and let it drain out right away then you put the bolt on the bottom on and then you're good to go to fill it
Can I use that on a Lexus differential
Yes this lookup guide will give you the proper fluids and capacity for your vehicle.
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The diff covers he has on the truck are foaming the diff fluid.
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So come in nose first and grab the bottom got it
You need to find Ford taurus sho and change all oils on it… shit I’ll let you do my car 😂
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3.34 it's all American lol its imperial lol