How To Change Differential Fluid Toyota Hilux Beginners Guide

[@rajeshramkawal8266]

Thank you , straightforward. Am doing this for the first time at 370k kms. Will make sure to do this myself at every 60k km or so.

[@4wdaddict]

Now do the front diff please

[@gysbertvanderwesthuizen8011]

Thanks Bud, I just did my 2.8 GD6 Gearbox and Diff at 150000KM, and plan do do it every 60K from here on. Great vid!

[@666dynomax]

ive just done my tundra at 30,000mi twice now... doesn't look anything as close to his color and clairity... not sure why.

[@cathy2128]

Thanks Steve. Great info as usual.👍

[@BrokenSprocket]

Thanks mate 👍

[@ikshaanmohamed9579]

I'm impressed. Thanks this is easy for me to do... The dealer is quoting me a huge amnt to do this...

[@BrokenSprocket]

Thanks for the feedback. Glad you can save some money 💰 🤑

[@ikshaanmohamed9579]

@@BrokenSprocket pls do a brake service next

[@BrokenSprocket]

@ikshaanmohamed9579 I have done this and many others just like it. Check out the video library on the Broken Sprocket channel.

[@666dynomax]

4:24 I like your recommendation... i did mine first time at 60,000, second time at 40,000 (was shooting to do 50km intervals for trans, diffs, xfer case), the front and tcase came out clear, but the rear not. I think i'll cut that rear down to 25,000 and keep the front/xfer/trans at 50,000 until I see my rear coming out like yours. worth the $70 in fluid for rear... 3.6L mine is. THANKS FOR YOUR CONTENT

[@h8nwrkSR5]

Grate video
Need to do a video on
Front diff
Gear box maintenance and transfer case

[@BrokenSprocket]

Thanks mate appreciate the feedback 👍

[@quickshift_r]

Nice Video!

[@rw3175]

For those you dont want invest in a pumper some diff oil bottles have spouts you pull out or you have baggies that can easily be used also flush your pumper with the fluid before

[@brendonnel6631]

Is this the same for a 2.4 GD?

[@brotherb5076]

Dankie Boss

[@sifisosiphesihle8282]

How man litres must i pour in

[@ghosttv465]

that's what she said

[@666dynomax]

How do people even think these fluids are "lifetime"