NV5600 and T Case Fluid change & PICS
09-21-2007, 07:09 PM
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NV5600 and T Case Fluid change & PICS
Just a little write up I figured I'd throw out there. These are the tools you need so you dont go to advanced twice
. Use the 10mm bolt with the 17mm head or a 17mm allen wrench for the fill plug on the tranny.
use the funnel for the transfer case 1st b/c you will need to cut the hose shorter for the tranny.
T/ case oil from summit
T case drain plug. use 10mm allen. Make sure you can get the fill plug off 1st.
T Case fill plug
tranny mtl from summit
tranny fill plug
tranny drain bolt
tranny drain plug all on drivers side. We took a screw driver and hammer to get the cover off Oh so Gently and a 14mm wrench for the pto bolts. 17mm for the tranny fill plug. Put ultru black silicone back on the pto cover. Use teflon on the drain and fill plugs.
I think thats it. Maybe it'll save you a trip to advanced
. Use the 10mm bolt with the 17mm head or a 17mm allen wrench for the fill plug on the tranny.use the funnel for the transfer case 1st b/c you will need to cut the hose shorter for the tranny.
T/ case oil from summit
T case drain plug. use 10mm allen. Make sure you can get the fill plug off 1st.
T Case fill plug
tranny mtl from summit
tranny fill plug
tranny drain bolt
tranny drain plug all on drivers side. We took a screw driver and hammer to get the cover off Oh so Gently and a 14mm wrench for the pto bolts. 17mm for the tranny fill plug. Put ultru black silicone back on the pto cover. Use teflon on the drain and fill plugs.
I think thats it. Maybe it'll save you a trip to advanced
09-21-2007, 11:39 PM
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I put 2 in the t case and could fit almost 4 in the tranny due to the fact that the truck was leanin back and not quite all could drain out which was a good angle for the t case.
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09-22-2007, 12:39 AM
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I can get almost 5 in my NV5600, but I'm sure half of that last quart ends up on the ground. Those darn Redline bottles don't flex a bit, and I find myself transferring each quart to a gear oil bottle, then pouring it in that way. Double pouring sucks.
Good writeup.
Justin
Good writeup.
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09-22-2007, 12:56 AM
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You can always just take off your shifter assembly and fill it from the top....
09-22-2007, 08:36 AM
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09-22-2007, 09:22 AM
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