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Old 03-01-2018, 01:54 PM
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After that ordeal, I'd chuck that thing as far as I could and not look back, lol.

Silicone that rear cover on and get this project done! Forget that gasket.
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After that ordeal, I'd chuck that thing as far as I could and not look back, lol.

Silicone that rear cover on and get this project done! Forget that gasket.
At this point I just may do that, I think I'm going to wait for that gasket, it's coming either today or tomorrow, I already paid so I'm just going to wait, what's another day.
So ik it says 7 quarts but how do you truly know when it's full? Let's say it has a small leak and someone wants to just add a little oil every so often, how do you check?
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At this point I just may do that, I think I'm going to wait for that gasket, it's coming either today or tomorrow, I already paid so I'm just going to wait, what's another day.
So ik it says 7 quarts but how do you truly know when it's full? Let's say it has a small leak and someone wants to just add a little oil every so often, how do you check?
It's full when it starts to run out of the fill pug in the rear cover.
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It's full when it starts to run out of the fill pug in the rear cover.

Easy enough, nothing over complicated lol
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Easy enough, nothing over complicated lol
This thread should become even more entertaining when he goes to fill it.
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I use the tube from a jug of DEF ad a funnel suspended from the seat frame.
That is unless I have the fenders off in which case I take the cover off the transmission case and just dump 7 qts in and button it back up.
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....... busted out one or more of the tapped cones inside the case and that's what's causing the leak.
The previous owner of my 1450 busted out one of the tapped cones with a too long bolt so I made some studs out of some 3/8" hot dipped galvanized bolts that I had and glued them in with some red lock tite.
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Default easy way to fill rear no mess
I use this to fill the rear, no fuss no mess. Just fill a quart oil bottle with oil and pump it in.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Shoreline...-Pump/35259578
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This thread should become even more entertaining when he goes to fill it.
Thought I would help him out on this one Ironman
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Just trying to boost some activity on here... but I admire the thought.
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