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1.3 gearbox capacity

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1.3 gearbox capacity

Post by christover1 »

how much oil goes into Sierra a 1300 gearbox? Its much easier to pour it into the top, than to access the filler hole on the side.
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Post by xtreem »

1.3 litres. I have to do it this way aswell as there is not a chance in hell of getting my filler plug out. Even with a big hammer & chisel.
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Post by christover1 »

xtreem wrote:1.3 litres. I have to do it this way aswell as there is not a chance in hell of getting my filler plug out. Even with a big hammer & chisel.


much thanx, was same on old gbox, new ones got better plugz, but I like the method...funny the one litre was 1 litre of oil, makes sense that the 1300 has 1.3 litres, christover
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Post by DeWsE »

Have you had a look in the general tech sticky? Pretty sure it's posted in their.

I used 1.2l when I did mine but that was just a guess

edit: just had a look, but the pic's are down and it was on a spread sheet :cry:
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Post by christover1 »

DeWsE wrote:Have you had a look in the general tech sticky? Pretty sure it's posted in their.

I used 1.2l when I did mine but that was just a guess

edit: just had a look, but the pic's are down and it was on a spread sheet :cry:


yep, like I said :P ;) :lol: :twisted: :D
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Post by muppet_man67 »

xtreem wrote:1.3 litres. I have to do it this way aswell as there is not a chance in hell of getting my filler plug out. Even with a big hammer & chisel.
why cant you pour the oil in the level hole?
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Post by muppet_man67 »

How often do you guys change your gearbox oil? whats the consequenses of doing it less frequantly?(ie what happens to the oil? obviously the gearbox doesn't last as long)
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Post by 85zook »

change it every 20k. Castrol Syntrax is the SH!T
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Post by xtreem »

muppet_man67 wrote:
xtreem wrote:1.3 litres. I have to do it this way aswell as there is not a chance in hell of getting my filler plug out. Even with a big hammer & chisel.
why cant you pour the oil in the level hole?


As I mentioned the plug is seized in, and the plug has stripped out the inside where you insert the ratchet.

Every 20,000k's is a bit overkill. For a gearbox. In my opinion anyway, won't hurt though.
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Post by muppet_man67 »

oh perhaps coillys are diferent. I have 2 holes. A filler hole and then immediatly below that is the level hole.
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Post by sierrajim »

Nulon make a good gearbox additive also, can sometimes quieten down that noisy gearbox. It also reduces that chance of damage if you get a little water in the box. Have been using it for the last 5 or 6 years.

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Post by christover1 »

vitarajim wrote:Nulon make a good gearbox additive also, can sometimes quieten down that noisy gearbox. It also reduces that chance of damage if you get a little water in the box. Have been using it for the last 5 or 6 years.

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that was going to be my next question, thanks, always had a good history with nulon products, christover
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Post by lay80n »

Have used the Nulon additive for gearbox and diff before with success, made my old rocky's gearbox quieter and bit easier to shift too.
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