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Do it Yourself- Change Rear Differential Fluid in 2007 Tundra

Required Tools and Supplies- 

 

These are intended to be general instructions, if you are not a mechanic or are uncomfortable performing these steps, do not proceed or damages could occur.

 

tundra rear differential 

Instructions: 

  • Either Jackup or drive the drivers side of the truck up on ramps so the fluid will drain out of the differential, be sure the truck is warm before this

  • Loosen the FILL BOLT(not the drain bolt).  Always be sure to loosen the Fill Bolt first because if for some reason you can get the drain bolt out your differential will be empty and the truck is out of commision

  • Next, loosen the drain bolt, be sure your Oil Catch Pan is in position to catch the fluid

  • Remove the drain bolt and allow the differential to drain for a while, clean the magnetized bolt while it is out, it may have shavings on it

  • If you are using a jack, raise the jack up so all the oil can drain out.  Be careful, do not work under the truck if only supported by a jack

  • Once the fluid is completely drained, replaced the Drain Bolt

  • Next, fill the fluid, pour until the differential is full and it comes out of the Fill Hole, then replace the Fill Bolt

  • Torque down the Fill and Drain bolts, Toyota calls for 36ft/lb on the Fill Bolt and 29ft/lb on the Drain Bolt


 





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