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I have just drained & refilled from below to the level plug just above the drain. I used a small pump oil can & used about 300 ml of Morris Lodexol. Almost no crud on the drain plug magnet. No noticeable difference in noise level.
Tim Good to hear its clean Tim, what grade did you put in? Its 80W/140 same stuff the dealer uses. They drain & refill from below.
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I saw here on TalkMorgan by someone, somewhere that Millers Oils EP140 was the way to go.
Here's my story. I ordered a 5 liter jug and just put the proper amount in from below. I have a 2 post car lift. It is 98 degrees F here in Louisiana today with a heat index of 108 F. I just took a 30 mile jont in the M3W that has 1700 miles on her. I did change the bevel box oil at 1,000 miles with Valvoline synthetic 75/140. The "squel/noise" from the bevel box has been reduced substantially below 70 mph and still has some noise above 70 mph.
Dolph
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