Tools? Techniques? Ideas? It's a vertical hole in a tight place and it's driving me crazy.

 

Autozone sells a flexible tube to screw onto fluid bottle, works good on transfer and axles.

 

?? IIRC it's not so tough...Dexron III in a quart jug. I forget if you need to mash the bottle some. Squish/fold it it.

 

I use a small hand pump to fill my TC and diffs.

 

Drill hole in floor. Use funnel with tubing. Have friend pour into funnel from cab while you lay underneath and guide into fill out. RTV the s%^ out of floor hole.

DONE!

(yes, I am joking; use the cheap $1 bendy thing mentioned above and just squeeze the bottle and work it around like your first date night and it'll work).

 

Save a gear oil top off the bottle. Screw onto atf bottle, add hose and fill.

 

this. xeleventybillion

 

cheap bastards unite!

 

Outstanding...and the wife doesn't let me date. So my last/first date night lies somewhere in the misty past of the late 80's.

 

Is there a membership fee?

 

Marine lower unit oil bottle pump. Auto zone sells them in my town. Cost 9$ and you can pump diff and transfer case oil alllll day long. Just did mine last weekend..

 

just an idea..and not sure if someone have though if it, but what about like an old soap bottle with a hand pump? or something? attach a hose, fill and pump the hell out of it till T case is full?

or you could just make an old propane tank into a air compressed filling tank. what my buddy did.

 

I just used a long skinny funnel and jammed the bottle up there. Don't even have to hold it.

 

Here's a marine lower unit on amazon. I think that's a great idea.


I've tried the gear oil top but that's a lot of squeezing to get the oil up the tube.

BTW-I did the hole-in-the-floor on another vehicle and that works really well too!!

 

The hand pumps at Autozone and Advance all received horrible reviews so I went with a marine lower unit off of Amazon. Thanks all...