Differential is the 3rd member of the power train The engine is the 1st (powering the vehicle)
The transmission is the 2nd member (taking that power and transmitting through various gear ratios to the differential)
The differential takes that adjusted power to the drive wheels
It has no differential plug.
It's a single piece component; no, the differential cannot be separated from the transmission and either remain a usable component.
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Automatic trans drain plug is on left side of pan(for atf). differential oil drain plug is directly below differential. Manual transmission has only one plug(below differential in center of trans)
automatic transmission would have a 3.23 axle ratio.manual transmission would have a 3.42 axle ratio.
it is underneath the battery on driver side on top the differential.
I need to know the same thing but for those who tag it as adding transmission fluid, you're wrong. The automatic has a separate differential with its own fluid.
That would depend on the engine size , automatic or manual transmission , what the differential gearing is , etcetera
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I may be wrong but I believe that it runs through the PCM and a sensor on the top of the rear differential.
That would depend on the transmission ( automatic or manual ) and the differential gearing , cab style , 4x4 or 2 wheel drive etc. - more information please It is a automatic transmission - 2 wheel drive. Does this help?
Depends on the year, make and model vehicle and engine coolant drain, engine oil drain, automatic transmission oil drain, standard transmission oil drain, front differential oil drain and rear differential oil drain.