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    Weiand oil change

     



    Ay way to drain oil on Weiand supercharger without taking it off. Never done one before. How often would it need changing. Nothing on their site. Thanks

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    Do you have the Pro-street model with the sight glass on the front? If so, the oil should be at the bottom of the sight glass. It fills from a plug on the top of the unit. The rear bearings are sealed and do not require any maintenance.

    Check this link - http://holley.com/data/Products/Tech...99R10244-1.pdf

    It is a pdf with all the good info you'll need..

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    I think it's either the 122 or 124. I can't find any markings on it that identify the model. There is a black nut on the top right front with a screwdriver slit in it that has a dip stick attached. About half way up on the front and back toward the center there are "bungs" (like differential). I know the back and front have separate reservoirs and you remove the back bung to check the rear reservoir oil. I know the oil is supposed to be level with the back hole. It does not have a dip stick in the back. There is no sight glass on the unit. Don't see any drain plugs. It's a lot like sex, a lot of confusion and I want to make sure I'm doing it right.

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