I was just wondering how I should check the gear oil? Where should the oil level be on the dipstick?. Should the pin be screwed in or should it only rest on top of the hole? .
There are no lines, only the letters "revers" (the dealer said that I should use that side since I have reverse ) .
There are no lines, only the letters "revers" (the dealer said that I should use that side since I have reverse ) .
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Look more carefully, there IS a line. Plug cork into hole, pull out, look at line. Doesn't matter if its overfilled - its not like the motor oil.
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there is two separate levels, one for reverse and one for standard. Obviously use the correct line and push the dipstick all the way in.
Gees, I didn`t mean "screw it in" , it doesnt have threads hehe
, I simply forgot.
Hmm we didn`t see a line..
On my friends venture the oil barely climbed a 1mm on the dipstick, so I guess he could pour some oil into his chaincase then.
I guess it`s OK as long as the oil is within reach of the dipstick.
, I simply forgot.Hmm we didn`t see a line..
On my friends venture the oil barely climbed a 1mm on the dipstick, so I guess he could pour some oil into his chaincase then
. I guess it`s OK as long as the oil is within reach of the dipstick.
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Yeah, oil, see, good.
