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Old 04-27-2021 | 12:08 PM
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Originally Posted by jbaker136
I can see why you would want a shop to do the clutch side because of the PIWIS fill procedure, and no harm with that if the shop you use knows what they are doing and has a PIWIS that they will actually bother with using. IMHO, the PDK clutch side fluid is easy to change and can be done without a PIWIS. Drain, fill till it comes out, put in fill plug. Start the car and let the engine idle, hold the clutch fluid cooler pipe until it gets warm (About 3 to 5 min), remove fill plug and top off till fluid runs out again. It is about as simple as the gear oil. You can refer to the planet 9 link previously in this thread and or watch the youtube video on the process if you decide to DIY the clutch fluid as well. Good luck.

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Well this sounds pretty easy! I will think about it...At the same time make sure I don't screw up an expensive PDK! Thanks for the time!!!!!
Old 06-17-2021 | 12:06 PM
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Do the oil drain plugs need to be replaced each time the differential fluid is changed? Also appears there’s a sealing ring for the filler screw that gets replaced each time. Is this correct?
Old 06-20-2021 | 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted by scott40
Do the oil drain plugs need to be replaced each time the differential fluid is changed? Also appears there’s a sealing ring for the filler screw that gets replaced each time. Is this correct?
I do 15 oil changes a year. I bought a copper and aluminum cheap gasket kit on the Bezos network......




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