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I have 25 of these left, so if you want one get it now. The CRD108, F108 or F108N. Once these are gone that will be it. We also have the Fumoto for the transfer case which is the FG7BN.

Greg

LanduytG wrote:

I have 25 of these left, so if you want one get it now. The CRD108, F108 or F108N. Once these are gone that will be it. We also have the Fumoto for the transfer case which is the FG7BN.

Greg

Could you define the three codes above? I went to the website some time ago and for whatever reason I just did not 'get it' as which one, or what combination of them, needed ordered. Thanks.

You have to have the CDR108 because that is the adapter that makes the valve fit the funny thread the CRD has. The F108 is without a nipple and if you want to attach a hose when you drain the oil then get the F108N with the nipple. Very easy.

Greg

They sound pretty good....where does one find them?

litton wrote:

They sound pretty good....where does one find them?

Where you been??? http://www.lubricationspecialist.com/

oldnavy wrote:

litton wrote:

They sound pretty good....where does one find them?

Where you been??? http://www.lubricationspecialist.com/

Wow, went to the website and noticed that they were located in Greenfield, IN.
Alljeep and I could make a site visit to purchase these!

Does the F108N get in the way of the MOPAR skids at all?

Author:	LanduytG [ Wed Sep 27, 2006 6:02 am ]
Post subject:	Fumoto Valve
I have 25 of these left, so if you want one get it now. The CRD108, F108 or F108N. Once these are gone that will be it. We also have the Fumoto for the transfer case which is the FG7BN. Greg

Author:	alljeep [ Wed Sep 27, 2006 7:16 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Fumoto Valve
LanduytG wrote: I have 25 of these left, so if you want one get it now. The CRD108, F108 or F108N. Once these are gone that will be it. We also have the Fumoto for the transfer case which is the FG7BN. Greg Could you define the three codes above? I went to the website some time ago and for whatever reason I just did not 'get it' as which one, or what combination of them, needed ordered. Thanks.

Author:	Jeger [ Wed Sep 27, 2006 7:39 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Fumoto Valve
alljeep wrote: LanduytG wrote: I have 25 of these left, so if you want one get it now. The CRD108, F108 or F108N. Once these are gone that will be it. We also have the Fumoto for the transfer case which is the FG7BN. Greg Could you define the three codes above? I went to the website some time ago and for whatever reason I just did not 'get it' as which one, or what combination of them, needed ordered. Thanks. Ditto

Author:	LanduytG [ Wed Sep 27, 2006 7:44 am ]
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You have to have the CDR108 because that is the adapter that makes the valve fit the funny thread the CRD has. The F108 is without a nipple and if you want to attach a hose when you drain the oil then get the F108N with the nipple. Very easy. Greg

Author:	alljeep [ Wed Sep 27, 2006 8:03 am ]
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LanduytG wrote: You have to have the CDR108 because that is the adapter that makes the valve fit the funny thread the CRD has. The F108 is without a nipple and if you want to attach a hose when you drain the oil then get the F108N with the nipple. Very easy. Greg Ahhhhhhhh... did not realize there was an adapter AND a valve, now it makes sense. I'll head back and check out again... Thanks!

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Author:	oldnavy [ Wed Sep 27, 2006 10:17 am ]
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I would do this just to keep from screwing up a thread in the pan, not to mention the ease of an oil change. I did the Fumoto for the transfer case also, I wanted to ease future changes so as not to have to remove the skid plate for the fuid change. That was a PIA when I changed the transfer case fluid, having to remove the skid plate, that took longer then the fluid change. With the Fumoto next change will only require a 1 1/2 foot long 1/2" ID hose, a flip of the leaver and let it drain. The top fill plug will be no problem to get out or to refill from with the little hand pump that attaches to the bottle with skid plate in place.

Author:	litton [ Wed Sep 27, 2006 10:35 am ]
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They sound pretty good....where does one find them?

Author:	oldnavy [ Wed Sep 27, 2006 10:43 am ]
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litton wrote: They sound pretty good....where does one find them? Where you been??? http://www.lubricationspecialist.com/

Author:	DZL_LOU [ Wed Sep 27, 2006 2:57 pm ]
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oldnavy wrote: litton wrote: They sound pretty good....where does one find them? Where you been??? http://www.lubricationspecialist.com/ Wow, went to the website and noticed that they were located in Greenfield, IN. Alljeep and I could make a site visit to purchase these! Does the F108N get in the way of the MOPAR skids at all?

Author:	oldnavy [ Wed Sep 27, 2006 3:18 pm ]
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DZL_LOU wrote: oldnavy wrote: litton wrote: They sound pretty good....where does one find them? Where you been??? http://www.lubricationspecialist.com/ Wow, went to the website and noticed that they were located in Greenfield, IN. Alljeep and I could make a site visit to purchase these! Does the F108N get in the way of the MOPAR skids at all? If it did I would not have it on the CRD. The N is for the nipple and with the nipple will be at the edge of the skid plate and if you worked real hard while rock crawling it "might" get damaged. So if rock crawling order the one with out the nipple to be safe. I use a hose with mine to drain to jugs to haul off. Also mine is not a real off road vehicle and is just ocassionally on a gravel road. The Fumoto for the transfer case does not require an adapter and really is nice for draining. Once installed you don't have to take the skid plate off to do the fluid change.

Author:	litton [ Wed Sep 27, 2006 3:54 pm ]
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OK, I ordered mine.....that sure was a slow website but the products look pretty good.

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