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I JUST drained and filled mine two weeks ago, with the B&M cover. It took a gallon and a halfHow many quarts of gear oil is needed to fill a 12bolt rear end with the B&M cover on it?
There is no way a 12 bolt chevy,took a gallon and a half on a refill. I wanted to make sure the O.P got accurate information.Ok. You just exist to argue with people, don't you? That's pretty much I ever see you doing on here, is replying to threads to argue about the dumbest stuff. Do you not have anything better to do?
The B&M cover is designed to hold way more fluid than stock. It butt's out further and the fill port is much higher upThere is no way a 12 bolt chevy,took a gallon and a half on a refill. I wanted to make sure the O.P got accurate information.
What are the chances you put in 3 bottles of gear lube. Now if you were thinking the bottles were 1/2 gallon I could understand you thinking you put in a gallon and a half. The bottles are quarts. Also what are the chances you filled it until oil ran out the hole in the rearend cover? You are only supposed to fill it until it runs out the axle housing fill port,then stop filling and replace both fill plugs. If you didn't do that it will allow you to grossly overfill it.The B&M cover is designed to hold way more fluid than stock. It butt's out further and the fill port is much higher up
If you call having years of knowledge, and then sharing said knowledge with forum members, as being argumentative, then yep he argues with everyone. I personally enjoy him sharing his knowledge. @Ricko1966 Please keep sharing your knowledge.Ok. You just exist to argue with people, don't you? That's pretty much I ever see you doing on here, is replying to threads to argue about the dumbest stuff. Do you not have anything better to do?
The B&M cover is designed to hold way more fluid than stock. It butt's out further and the fill port is much higher up