right hear goes hopefully the weekend im going to do the above would ppl be interested in a how to perhaps ?

front diff requires just under 1 litre of L/R oil @ a cost of about £20 per litre part no to follow

rear diff requires just over 1 litre of L/R oil @ a cost of about £20 per litre part no to follow

if you buy 2 litres of oil the combined front and rear cappacity will be 2 litres

transfer box requires just under 1 litre of L/R oil @ a cost of about £12 per litre part no to follow onto no6 Range Rover

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Last edited by speedymarktd6 on 6th Aug 2009 4:54pm. Edited 1 time in total

I have made good use of the previous how to's posted so keep them coming. Just as a matter of interest, how often should the diff oils be changed or is it a lifetime sealed item like the gearbox

L/R say that they are sealed for life and need no maintenance unless theres a leak BUT they have a fill plug and drain plug and for the time it takes about an hour all in with a tea break and the cheap cost involved i prefer just to drain the old out and put in new just for the little bit of peace of mind it gives and also i dont agree with all the sealed for life crap L/R dish out as oil will degrade , burn i.e go black and possibly go thick and gloopy and could be contaminated with water or filings offering less protection overall and lead to a whining diff and a big bill  onto no6 Range Rover

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Speedy',

Off topic I know but in your sig, do you mean the blood of Peasants i.e. poor people, or the blood of Pheasants i.e. the tasty game bird ?!!  Discovery 4 HSE
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peasents are not seasonal unlike tasty game birds =year round fun  onto no6 Range Rover

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