Can I use this to change my differential fluid in a Duramax diesel truck?
1057219
Yes but when you are pumping thick liquids it does take a while might have to drive around a bit and warm up the oil some first
1057220
Yes, as a matter of fact, this is one reason I bought it. Use the very slender rigid tube to squeeze between the gears in the diff to get to the bottom of the case. works great. chris
1057221
Duramax diesel powered pick-em-up truck? Well.... I imagine so if...you can get the drain plug out and... it doesn't hold more than 8 quarts! Helluva an engine by the way!
1057222
why would you wanna do that ? it so easy to drain through the drain plug .the hard part is filling it up .
794804
Absolutely,, you can use the Derale oil cooler for both engine and trans. I have a 4x4 truck and I use it to keep my turbo 400 cool,, it works very well.
1610220
The performance is amazing in my truck a Duramax diesel, it keeps making power the more you push on the pedal! I keep mine on the performance setting and I love to feel it and hear it when I take off so it hasn't helped my fuel mileage, but I think it would if you drive normal.
2025615
We use it for diesel. Can't imagine why it would not. The plastic tubing should be replaced with a petroleum resistant tube. We changed the original early on. The tank works great.
1478057
This is not designed for use with diesel fuel or to be used with typical diesel injector pressures. Sorry for any confusion.
668885
check in programming section some models it can be wired in to work with diesel the settings need to be set in
1852925
Yes, you can use diesel, however the manufacturer recommends using Kerosene 1. It can shorten the lifespan of the product and requires much more maintenance.
801968
Im sorry, we dont have any experience with diesel engines using the GD860, it may be interface with those applications but we have not tried it on them before.Thanks
653209
My guess is yes, as the specs state diesel is okay. But you should probably try to confirm that by looking up and reading the user guide for it or find the specs on Rules own website
32326
Yes can be used please see. http://www.carparts.com/details/Toyota/Highlander/OES_Genuine/Automatic_Transmission_Fluid/2005/W0133-1637098.html?TID=80000000CP&origin=pla&CP=1&CP_SRC=PPC&003=27372932&010=cpd1b97f45b8c0fbccc98c30207c5c4a2a&gclid=CjwKEAjw876oBRCYr86w6KGfpkgSJAACIidwTWfbQY7F9K2fzb1n3R47qQuvRo7V8AbimNlv_RV_XxoCj17w_wcB&c_aid=45534015333&c2cid=489bc3a1-8d24-4da0-8194-30ee1381fb4e
1058461
Yes it can you will notice a difference ,,,, works better when you change your fluid
207647
No, this is not designed for that purpose. The way this stuff works, it needs the heat of compression at the point where the coolant is leaking. For head gaskets, this is the way to go. I have now put over 67,000 miles on my Duramax since I put this in it, and over 31,000 of those miles have been at full rated GCWR of 22,000 lbs.
448979
Newer diesels require filtering in the micron range. I would not recommend this filter for that.
1688274
Haven't used it in a diesel, but don't see why that would matter. It's purpose is to embed in the moving parts in the lower part of the engine. It has worked very well in my vintage Corvette. Had some minor piston slap on starting cold. That appears to be gone after adding XADO to crankcase.
1209010
Your owner's manual should list an ISO standard for the Diesel additive it requires. Matching that with the standard for this should confirm that it's the same fluid. I use this in an Audi in place of that manufacturer's own brand of diesel exhaust fluid.
1289259
I would search for the same product but for Diesel engines only.Try to obtain a toll free # & contact customer service.Inwould not chance putting this additive in a Diesel engine unless specified.
1877345
NO, a VCDS will do it, but not this tool. Not a very useful tool for a VW and the DSG transmission fluid change. I made my own adapter with a spare plug and hose and filled what I took out, which worked just fine.