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#365055 03/24/16 10:13 AM
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Good morning all.
I have to check the level of differential oil (I think that it is empty) but the nut on the back cover doesnt unscrew.
I'm afraid of forcing the nut (I dont want to ruin the nut's head).
Can you give me an advice?
Thank you all e saluti dall'Italia.

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Heat up the nut slightly with a torch and it should then unscrew easily.

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AL: I heard that 50 - 50 ATF AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FLUID & a hot thinner. Are the best rust breaker to use if heating don't work, just an idea.
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Thank you all.
Finally the nut is unscrew.
Surprise: ther'isnt oil into the differerential.
I'm going to open an other topic: "Ther'isnt oil in the differential"


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