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I don't know if anyone else has noticed the discrepancies in the online service manual . For instance page

38 it shows the engine takes 3.17 qt which is accurate but on page 42 it shows the engine taking 'about'

3.86 liters not correct. Also on page 38 transmission capacity is 1.9 qt which is correct page 42 says

'about' 2.0 liters incorrect . I can only find one reference to differential capacity on page 43 saying .4 liters

which is the amount that I put in mine . I hope that is the correct amount . Does anyone know? thanks :rolleyes:

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I don't know if anyone else has noticed the discrepancies in the online service manual . For instance page

38 it shows the engine takes 3.17 qt which is accurate but on page 42 it shows the engine taking 'about'

3.86 liters not correct. Also on page 38 transmission capacity is 1.9 qt which is correct page 42 says

'about' 2.0 liters incorrect . I can only find one reference to differential capacity on page 43 saying .4 liters

which is the amount that I put in mine . I hope that is the correct amount . Does anyone know? thanks :rolleyes:

I don't know if Joyner diffs are the same but typically you fill a dif until the oil is ready to come out of the fill hole. That is what I do on my T2. On Tuesday I e-mailed Joyner for specs on the T2's diff specs. So far no response.

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MY diffs both front and rear started leaking second ride. Drained both diffs both had 22.5 oz .4 liters is 13.57 oz

Rode 40mi last trip drained rear diff all checked ok no oil contamination ,also no more leak. Now more worried

about diff being under lubricated than oil leaks

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Yeah, if you do as Lenny says you should have lots but I'm not sure if the small allen screw below the fill hole is the full level hole, that is what I am currently running mine at.

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