Anything special to do after diff flush?
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After changing the oil in my front and rear diff, I wanted to know of there's anything special to do. By this I mean to get the oil in the bearings and such. Do you just start off slow I guess?
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Nothing special that I know of. As long as you had some fluid running out of the fill hole when you filled the diffs. Throw the plugs back in and drive it like you normally would.
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yeah I've always done that from time to time, but driving it for the first time after the oil change, should I start off slow and let it warm up before I drive normally? I imagine that the brake cleaner dries out the bearings
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