Remove Differential Cover and Drain Fluid
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Getting Turbo Yukon "Uncle Rob" Ready For Rocky Mountain Race Week! Posi Diff Install PT1: Tear Down
What happens here
The highly rusted differential cover bolts are removed. Due to severe corrosion, standard 13mm sockets do not fit, requiring the use of a 12mm socket hammered onto the bolt heads for a secure grip. The bolts are carefully tapped on straight to avoid stripping. Once all bolts are loosened, the cover is pried off with a pry bar to drain the old, dark differential fluid into a drain pan. A rag is used to wipe away excess fluid. An impact driver is also used for bolt removal.
Goal: Access the differential internals and remove old fluid.
Tools and materials
- 12mm Socket — Removing severely rusted 13mm differential cover bolts, Drain Pan Unknown
- Clean Rag — Wiping away excess fluid and cleaning surfaces
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