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Yea I am Wooders even though I dont need the additive i need to get some of them diff covers! Thanks!
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I guess I am interested but I am still leaning towards the ARB one for the reasons I listed previously. I really like the idea of the drain plug so that I don't have to take off the cover to change fluids. Just undo the plug, drain and then refill - can't beat that. The dipstick is pretty cool too.
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I agree the ARB's look pretty funky. But I actualy prefer to remove the cover when draing the oil cause I can then do an inspection....you know look at the wear patterns, check for and chips etc in the teeth or larger bits flaoting about in there.....
Also I usually give it a quick wipe down to get rid of as much of the old oil as possible - especially the sludge that often sits at the bottom
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You should see the rubber plug they have on the WH diffs. very poor from Jeep in my opinon. See the pic attched.
I too removed the cover from my rear diff when I did my oil drain just to see whats what.

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I agree the ARB's look pretty funky. But I actualy prefer to remove the cover when draing the oil cause I can then do an inspection....you know look at the wear patterns, check for and chips etc in the teeth or larger bits flaoting about in there.....
Also I usually give it a quick wipe down to get rid of as much of the old oil as possible - especially the sludge that often sits at the bottom
Agree with wooders, my diff covers have the drain plugs yet I still take them off and have a good look at everything and clean the internals down. I've got a little system where you have them both open at the same time takes about 40mins or so and bobs your uncle........ Clean diff fluid
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You should see the rubber plug they have on the WH diffs. very poor from Jeep in my opinon. See the pic attched.
I too removed the cover from my rear diff when I did my oil drain just to see whats what.

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The rear diff cover on the WJ's is the same with a rubbber/plastic plug. If i could find a different cover for that I would take it but nobody does one or is interested in doing one. I am only looking at the front diff.
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wow so clean JTO!!
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