Author Topic: a trick to drain the rear axle  (Read 2966 times)

Denis35

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a trick to drain the rear axle
« on: August 25, 2012, 12:39:01 »
a trick to drain the rear axle
to discharge: nothing easier
but the complete deck 2.5 oil saw the space available without pump
So D system (as in France doing) ...
a hole of 10-12 mm
a hose pvc transparent
funnel
a stove bolt and steel Rondele a 2nd washer and nut to close
http://pagode.over-blog.com/article-vidange-d-un-pont-de-pagode-109022308.html

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Garry

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Re: a trick to drain the rear axle
« Reply #1 on: August 25, 2012, 13:01:54 »
Denis,

I cannot agree that cutting holes in the bodywork to make things 'easier' is such a good idea on a Pagoda.  To do so will spoil the cars originality.

Most people try to keep things as original as possible or get them back to original from previous owners actions.

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Jack Jones

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Re: a trick to drain the rear axle
« Reply #2 on: August 26, 2012, 01:08:45 »
A suction gun works perfect for this job without drilling a hole in the floor ???
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