Differential cover with drain plug
Differential cover with drain plug
Does ne one other than Mag-Hy-Tec and that PLM company make one for my Dodge Ram 2500 Dana 60 and Dana 70???? Aluminum is fine just want one with drain plugs, links to any websites would be appriecated, Thank you for your hlep
flynhigh205,
I was confused by your post, are you saying you don't want aluminum and would prefer a steel one like stock if it had a drain plug? If so there are companies that sell a bolt in drain plug kit for trannies that should work for you.
Mark @ DPPI
I was confused by your post, are you saying you don't want aluminum and would prefer a steel one like stock if it had a drain plug? If so there are companies that sell a bolt in drain plug kit for trannies that should work for you.
Mark @ DPPI
Take your pick
http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q=...ff&oi=froogler
http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q=...ff&oi=froogler
If you're simply looking for a drain plug, there was a post a month or two ago of someone that drilled and tapped the bottom of their rear axle/differential casting when doing a fluid change to accomodate a drain plug. It sounded like a simple procedure, and eliminates taking the rear cover off to drain for future changes.
One of these will also work, hard to beat $10 http://www.genosgarage.com/CoastalDa...ID=209&CATID=1
I personally have no problem just removing the cover to rag out the oil that doesn't drain and clean the magnet.
I personally have no problem just removing the cover to rag out the oil that doesn't drain and clean the magnet.
steel or aluminum is fine I am more than likely gonna use the DT lift kit on my truck and i cannot use a Mag-hy-tec cover plus I really dont wanna spend 265 a peice for them, thanks for the help
flynhigh205,
That's why I asked you to clarify your question, get the PML covers, way less money and gets you the same cast aluminum performance. Quite a bit smaller in overall diameter and should fit too.
Mark @ DPPI
That's why I asked you to clarify your question, get the PML covers, way less money and gets you the same cast aluminum performance. Quite a bit smaller in overall diameter and should fit too.
Mark @ DPPI
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