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    Yes 1/2 inch ratchet straight in behind brake drum cable. Fill with an oil squeeze bottle and nozzle. Easy. ...but yes would be easier with a pump...

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    1/2 inch slim drive 6 inch wobble extension OR..

    1/2M-3/8F deive adaptor and a 6 inch 3/8 wobble extension

    and then use a tom thum pump.
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    I did mine yesterday with a 1 litre Penrite squeeze bottle refilled a few times.

    I used a 1/2 to 3/8 adaptor with a 150MM 3/8 extension . Did not need a wobble as long as you don't push the square in too far once it is cracked. The 3/8 extension is a lot slimmer than a 1/2 so doesn't foul the hand brake backing plate so much
    Regards Philip A

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    Quote Originally Posted by PhilipA View Post
    I use a 3/8 inch to 1/2 inch converter which fits in the plug. Then a 3/8 inch wobble extension just the right length to get between the brake drum and the rear seat floor.

    Regards Philip A
    What he just said...

    *Depending on the vehicle that has the LT230 transfer case the length of the extension required will vary, you just need to get past the handbrake drum.
    *Over the lifetime of working on Land Rovers I have broken the odd 3/8 wobble (the thin part is the weak point).
    *If the filler plug is excessively tight, use a 1/2 long handle reach ratchet to crack it.
    Regards
    Daz


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