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How much oil does a 60 series diff take

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How much oil does a 60 series diff take

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Post by Roktruk »

Until it starts to flow out the hole!! Assuming it hasn't been rotated for lift compensation. About 4 litres from memory, it's been a while :)
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Thanks

Thats how i normaly do it> i just wanted to know how much to buy as it is the only diff i use LSD oil in. i normally buy in 20l lots
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Post by rock hopper »

around 3L may be a bit less (2.5 to 3L)
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Post by carts »

I think in theory, it should be about 2.5L, but it all depends on how flat the ground is that you are filling it on.
If you want a spare 60 for bits-
http://carl.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic.php?p=1109227#1109227
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