How often should the rear axle oil be changed?
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The rear axle oil should be changed approximately every six months. Below is a relevant introduction to the automotive rear axle: 1. Working principle: The engine transmits power to the transmission, which then transfers it to the large gear plate on the rear axle (differential). The differential is an integrated unit. 2. Function: The front axle and rear axle refer to the parts of the front and rear wheel axles. The front axle includes components such as shock absorber springs, steering gear, and balance shafts, while the rear axle also includes drive shafts and transmission gears. Multi-axle trucks may have both driven rear axles and non-driven rear axles at the rear. A non-driven rear axle does not have a drive shaft connection and is not part of the driving wheels. Generally, only heavy trucks and tractor heads with three or more axles have non-driven rear axles.