Reply to "Where to fill oil on the ZF."

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where to look for the right level,

That location is your fill hole, also.

Get it up to there so it just covers the bottom threads.

An internal passage between ZF sections has a very small size, so let the oil settle for a bit, and then check to see if more is needed. Good idea to then check it after a bit of driving, also.

Your ZF should have a black tag on the driver's side. It will note what model ZF it is.

Last # in this photo is a 2, thus dash 2 model.

Larry

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