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TR2/3/3A Differential cover torque
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Sound about right. Same as the sump isn’t it ?
doesn’t need to be too tight.
doesn’t need to be too tight.
I usually cut my own gasket for that out of a heaver gasket paper because the aftermarket gasket for the differential always seem too thin and then still put some sealer on one side. I knew a shop that would use only RTV and then tighten the cover just a little and then then next day snug it to torque specs
steve
steve