Fluid Capacities needed for replacement in a FC?
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Fluid Capacities needed for replacement in a FC?
What are the fluid capacities needed for replacement in a FC?
Example:
Motor Oil - "x" quarts
Transmission Fluid -
Clutch Fluid -
Differential Fluid -
Windshield Wipers (front) -
Windshield Wiper (rear) -
Brake Fluid -
Coolant -
Please feel free to add any that I may have missed.
Thanks guys.
Example:
Motor Oil - "x" quarts
Transmission Fluid -
Clutch Fluid -
Differential Fluid -
Windshield Wipers (front) -
Windshield Wiper (rear) -
Brake Fluid -
Coolant -
Please feel free to add any that I may have missed.
Thanks guys.
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Originally posted by truespin88
Get a Haynes/FSM.
Get a Haynes/FSM.
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Re: Fluid Capacities needed for replacement in a FC?
Originally posted by DomFD3S
What are the fluid capacities needed for replacement in a FC?
Example:
Motor Oil - "x" quarts
Transmission Fluid -
Clutch Fluid -
Differential Fluid -
Windshield Wipers (front) -
Windshield Wiper (rear) -
Brake Fluid -
Coolant -
What are the fluid capacities needed for replacement in a FC?
Example:
Motor Oil - "x" quarts
Transmission Fluid -
Clutch Fluid -
Differential Fluid -
Windshield Wipers (front) -
Windshield Wiper (rear) -
Brake Fluid -
Coolant -
Trans fluid - 2.6 liters, 3 quart bottles will cover this and leave you with a little extra.
Clutch fluid - I dunno, enough to full the reservior. A pint is enough to flush it once.
Diff fluid - 1.5 liters, 2 quart bottles will cover this and leave you with a little extra.
wiper stuff - one gallon should take care of both
Brake fluid - one quart should flush entire system, with the clutch just buy two quarts to cover both.
Coolant - one gallow diluted 50/50 is typically enough for a total flush. Get another gallon just in case.
All capacities for FC turbos. NA capacities are slightly different for some fluids.
-Ted
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Thanks Ted. I appreciate your quick response.
BTW, from what you say,...it sounds like brake fluid = clutch fluid (as in brake fluid is used to fill the clutch reservoir). Am I correct?
Thanks again.
BTW, from what you say,...it sounds like brake fluid = clutch fluid (as in brake fluid is used to fill the clutch reservoir). Am I correct?
Thanks again.
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Originally posted by DomFD3S
BTW, from what you say,...it sounds like brake fluid = clutch fluid (as in brake fluid is used to fill the clutch reservoir). Am I correct?
BTW, from what you say,...it sounds like brake fluid = clutch fluid (as in brake fluid is used to fill the clutch reservoir). Am I correct?
-Ted
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Originally posted by truespin88
I didn't mean to be mean, but that's what they told me when I asked about oil way back in the day.
I didn't mean to be mean, but that's what they told me when I asked about oil way back in the day.
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