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03-13-2008, 07:33 PM
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Transfer Case & Differential Fluid Capacities
For the DIY guys here are fluid capacitys broken down for you guys.
The transfer case takes 3.8 pints which is 60.8 ounces which comes out to 1.9 quarts.
And just for the record 2 quarts of NV146 cost me $68.25 from a dealer. Yes thats not a typo 2 quarts for almost 70 bucks!!!!
The differential front case takes 57.5 ounces which breaks down to 1.79 quarts.
The differential rear case takes 76.0 ounces which breaks down to 2.35 quarts.
So you need 133.5 ounces total which comes out to 4.17 quarts of 75w140 synthetic gear oil for the front and rear differential cases.
I found a good siphon at pep boys that should make the differential cases a tad easier to change.
Enjoy.
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Tony I Hope You Dont Use That Measuring Cup For My Drinks When I Stop By
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03-13-2008, 07:39 PM
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Tony I Hope You Dont Use That Measuring Cup For My Drinks When I Stop By
Come on now Billy would I do that?
I use the cup that I measure engine oil in!
03-13-2008, 08:17 PM
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Come on now Billy would I do that?
I use the cup that I measure engine oil in!
You told me you were using the anti-freeze one for Bill.
Whats your preferance for gear oil??
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03-13-2008, 08:52 PM
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You told me you were using the anti-freeze one for Bill.
Whats your preferance for gear oil??
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03-14-2008, 09:00 AM
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Tony I Hope You Dont Use That Measuring Cup For My Drinks When I Stop By
2 guys 1 cup!?
TY for the info Tony, you rock. I'm not paying my dealer $699.99 to change some fricken fluid.
03-14-2008, 10:40 AM
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For the DIY guys here are fluid capacitys broken down for you guys.
The transfer case takes 3.8 pints which is 60.8 ounces which comes out to 1.9 quarts.
And just for the record 2 quarts of NV146 cost me $68.25 from a dealer. Yes thats not a typo 2 quarts for almost 70 bucks!!!!
The differential front case takes 57.5 ounces which breaks down to 1.79 quarts.
The differential rear case takes 76.0 ounces which breaks down to 2.35 quarts.
So you need 133.5 ounces total which comes out to 4.17 quarts of 75w140 synthetic gear oil for the front and rear differential cases.
I found a good siphon at pep boys that should make the differential cases a tad easier to change.
Enjoy.
what fluid you use for the differential? part number please? thanks
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Could this be right?
My dealer just gave me a quote of approximately $289 plus tax to service both differentials. If that price is correct and the cost of the lube is $70 a quart..... man, I think that will be a dealer job for sure..... unless lube is a lot cheaper elsewhere.
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