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If it's like my 971 then take a look about 3.5" up from the drain and just around the left edge when looking at the drain from the front of the car. Will be an M5 allen.
Correct. That's where it is on the 971. I suspect you have the same thing.
The vent on mine has been spitting a bit so I've been draining and filling with each oil change to flush it. I really should just flood it with solvent to flush it, but I've been lazy and haven't ordered the fittings for it.
I use a small oil pump can to fill it. Capacity is tiny (less than half a liter).
Last edited by TiC_Clint; Apr 21, 2026 at 04:57 PM.
Thinking more about the response by TIC_Clint, I now realize that hes likely referring to the front differential.
I will need to look closer next time my car is on the lift. Im getting conflicting information regarding this vehicle and a transfer case. I am definitely not trying to circulate misinformation, quite the opposite.
I talked to a tech at FCP euro regarding this. I was told that yes, in fact, there is one and he sold me the plugs to drain and fill it. This was after he gave me all of the information regarding the front and rear differential, so I do not believe he confused them.
Definitely not suggesting they are the end all and be all, but Im trying to work with people that have more experience than myself.
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