Drain & Fill | Transfer-Case and Rear Differential Fluid: 2011 KIA Sorento 3.5L Engine

Drain and fill transfer-case and rear differential fluid with 75W-90 gear oil. This service should be done every two years to keep gearboxes clean and lubricated. This will also affect drive shafts with optimal performance. There is a side filler plug you must loosen first before loosening the drain plug. Then pump in the gear oil through the side filler hole. The gearboxes will be full when gear oil comes spilling back out the top of side filler hole. ---------------------------------------- Find tools on a budget: https://automotiveforbeginners.com/dr... 75W-90 Gear Oil: https://amzn.to/3GdGXOl Amazon Prime - Same day delivery* *up to 2 days delivery ----------------------------------------- Torque specs: Front transfer case oil level plug: 43 ft-lbs Front transfer case oil drain plug: 43 ft-lbs Rear differential oil level plug: 43 ft-lbs Rear differential oil drain plug: 43 ft-lbs ---------------------------------------- Support this channel on Patreon:   / automotiveforbeginners   Check out the RTGT G-1 Series Merchandise: https://teespring.com/stores/automoti... #automotiveforbeginners #carrepair #autorepair ----------------------------------------- Music: Hey Sailor - Letter Box    • Hey Sailor – Letter Box (No Copyright Music)   Not For Nothing by Audio Library ----------------------------------------- "Automotive For Beginners" makes no warranty of any kind for the information expressed in this video or in the description box. In no way will "Automotive For Beginners" be liable for any damage caused due to using the information here in this video or description box whether that damage is to person, finance, or property. This video is for educational purposes. Use this information at your own risk. Disclaimer: I am an Affiliate Marketer. As such, I earn a percentage of sales made through associate links found in the description of my videos and on my website and other places.