Is this the drain plug for the front differential?
04-24-2008, 10:02 PM
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That's cozmalene{spelling?}, an anti corrosive or anti oxidizing material applied before shipping. Every Porsche comes from the factory with it. Some people remove it and some don't.
04-25-2008, 01:56 AM
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Yes that is the drain, and the fill is to the forward and upper left. If I remember correctly, it's a 17mm.
The front diff will take approx 1.8 quarts when drained completely and the tranny will take a bit more than 3.5 quarts. Just get the car level and fill until the fluid starts dripping out of the fill hole.
Mobil 75-90w Synthetic Gear Lube
The front diff will take approx 1.8 quarts when drained completely and the tranny will take a bit more than 3.5 quarts. Just get the car level and fill until the fluid starts dripping out of the fill hole.
Mobil 75-90w Synthetic Gear Lube
