Re: Trans ? - '87 TQ

[Frank Deutschmann <fhd@interport.net>]

Rob Silcher sez:
> Man, I hate asking stupid questions but I gotta know. What is a 'gear oil
> jug' and/or a 'plunger pump unit'? 

I'm sorry, I should have explained better:

The gear oil jug is what the new gear oil comes in; I typ. buy gallon jugs,
but some people prob. preffer the quarts.  (But gear oil quarts are not like
motor oil quarts, they are skinny and tall.)

The plunger pump is a plastic pump unit, has a hose on bottom which goes into
the oil, the base part of the pump screws onto the gear oil container, and the
plunger part has a hose which you put into the fill hole.  You push down on the
top, and it delivers oil to the fill hole.  They (the pump units) usually have
a clip on the fill-hole hose end, which helps hold the hose in the fill hole.

-frank
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