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Marcelh 11-22-2005 05:43 AM

Diff Fluid for Automatic
 
Does anyone know where the drain plug and fill for the rear diff is on a 924S or 944 Automatic????
The manual states there should be one but does not say or show where it is or what type of fluid??
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,

Marcel

livewirevoodoo 11-22-2005 05:48 AM

it is rear, driverside of the car, located on the tranny case. I believe it is either a 17mm or 21mm hex head used to gain access.

There is only a fill hole, no drain hole. Fluid must be pumped out to be refilled. I believe the spec calls for gear oil, 75-90W.

Eldorado 11-22-2005 10:55 AM

i put 80w-90 in last time...

livewirevoodoo 11-22-2005 11:15 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Eldorado
i put 80w-90 in last time...
I did too. ;)

XxKHxX 11-22-2005 11:49 AM

theres a resevoir cap for the fluid...i just poured it into there and eventually it fills up

Britwrench 11-22-2005 12:04 PM

The reservoir is ONLY for the automatic trans, not for the diff. The diff oil is seperated. If there is diff oil in the trans or tran oil in the diff, the oil seals in the main shaft have failed and the trans needs resealing.

Marcelh 11-22-2005 12:24 PM

Diff Fluid for Automatic
 
So does this mean you fill until it runs out?
Thanks again.
Marcel



Quote:

Originally posted by livewirevoodoo
it is rear, driverside of the car, located on the tranny case. I believe it is either a 17mm or 21mm hex head used to gain access.

There is only a fill hole, no drain hole. Fluid must be pumped out to be refilled. I believe the spec calls for gear oil, 75-90W.


livewirevoodoo 11-22-2005 01:29 PM

Re: Diff Fluid for Automatic
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Marcelh
So does this mean you fill until it runs out?
Thanks again.
Marcel

Capacity is 1 liter. Rule of thumb is if you stick your finger in the hole you should be able to feel the gear oil without having to really reach for it.

When I first purchased car and did the diff. fluid, it was so dirty it was like mud. Took forever to pump it out, and I was sure i didnt get it all. So I filled to capacity, drove for a week, redrained (much easier to do this time) and refilled with fresh fluid. Car felt much more agile.

Eldorado 11-22-2005 02:16 PM

last oil change, i went to one of those drive through places... the guy came up to my window, and was like "sir... your diff. fluid is.... well, see the thing is....... it's GONE.."

lol - they topped it up for me on the spot.. good to go...

livewirevoodoo 11-22-2005 04:32 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Eldorado
last oil change, i went to one of those drive through places... the guy came up to my window, and was like "sir... your diff. fluid is.... well, see the thing is....... it's GONE.."
Wow. The drive thru place checked the differential fluid?

Britwrench 11-22-2005 05:47 PM

If the diff fluid is gone then the seals are leaking and it ran into the trans...common problem and fixable. Of course, this assumes that the levels were checked correctly and some sort fo diagnosis was done to see where the fluid went. Fluid doesn't just go and yet another reason to work with shops with PORSCHE experience.


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