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Front Wheel Drive Oil Change Instructions


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Front Wheel Drive Oil Change Instructions


Note: Part numbers sometimes change without notice. Always double check with your supplier that you have the latest part numbers. Parts you will need: 1.5 liters Shell Transaxle (75W-90) or Mobil Mobilube PTX (75W-90) Approved Front Axle Oils 000 043 204 20 Mobil (Mobilube PTX) - 20 liter container 000 043 204 19 Shell (Transaxle) - 20 liter container 999 917 546 00 Shell (Transaxle) - 1 liter container Tools you will need: Tire ramps or jack Wrench for the fill plug

 

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Remove underside panels to access the front wheel drive.

What do you use to undo the rectangular metal clips on the panel? Or do you just carefully pull down on the panel after the four corner bolts are removed and they pop off?

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Remove underside panels to access the front wheel drive.

What do you use to undo the rectangular metal clips on the panel? Or do you just carefully pull down on the panel after the four corner bolts are removed and they pop off?

On the metal clips there is a little tab on the sides, just push in a flat bladed screw driver and pry to the center of the clip. They will pop off. If you have the plastic clips, the same applies, but there is a slot on each side you pry, be prepared to replace them as they get brittle with age.

Rick

88 996C4

87 944S

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That simple huh, no need to push the tabs on the ends in or anything?...I tried prying it but with only a little force as I was worried about breaking something, I'll try again.

I attached a photo, for other people that may wonder what I'm talking about.

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dude...plug B is almost impossible to take off using a socket..it's butted up right against the top of the underbody. Tried using a standard wrench and rounded one corner:( Thats a real bugger. Any tips?

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