diff fluids
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ahhh, the original question! sorry bub, nope and nope....lol If I had to guess, 75w140 and possibly 5.25pints. I dunno??? I'll look into it. It's too late and too cold to walk down my 200ft driveway to my turck plus it's snowing out. I'll let you know tomorrow morning
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joe
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Anyways, the differentials are the same until you get into IFS newer models. A 9.25" corporate rear end won't require any diff fluid or any more amounts of fluid from one year to the next!
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last year my truck got broken into they stole my 2 15's indash and decided to burn my owners manuel insurance and registration, so im lost as far as looking into that, and yeah theres no anti slip anything or lsd in the glovebox so i dont think i need that but just wanted to make sure
http://www.dodge.com/en/owners/manuals/index.html
For a 2007, the owner's manual states GL-5 SAE 75W-90 for the front (4x4), and Synthetic SAE 75W-140 for the rear. The OM doesn't state the capacity, but from what I can find, the front takes 3.4 pints (1.7 qts), and the rear takes 4.4 pints (2.2 qts) + friction modifier if it's LSD.
joe
