any one know the fluid capaictys of the front and rear diff dana 70 dana 80 respectivly transfer case and 6 speed manual tranny 2006 ram 2500 cummins obviously ????

 

Dana 70

Application: 2500 HD, 2500 HD 4x4, 8.0L V10 and Diesel w/Auto
Transmission.

Capacity: 6,500 lbs
type Full-floating
Ratios 3.54, 4.10
Ring gear diameter 10.5"
Ring gear face width N/A
pinion mounting overhung
pinion shaft diameter 1.75" inner
1.25" outer
Differential pinions two
axle shaft material Induction Hardened
diameter at bearing none
axle spline pitch 1.375"
Spring Centers 43.26"
Fluid capacity (2/4WD) 7.0/7.8 pints
wheel bearings Tapered Roller

Dana 80

Application: 2500 HD, 2500 HD 4x4, 8.0L V10 and diesel w/Manual
Transmission.

Capacity: 7,500 lbs
type Full-floating
Ratios 3.54, 4.10
Ring gear diameter 11.0"
Ring gear face width N/A
pinion mounting overhung
pinion shaft diameter 1.75" inner
1.25" outer
Differential pinions two
axle shaft material Induction Hardened
diameter at bearing none
axle spline pitch 1.375"
Spring Centers 43.26"
Fluid capacity (2/4WD) 6.8/10.1 pints
wheel bearings Tapered Roller

 

Dont know the capacities but if you follow the merry christmas thread at the top of the forum, it'll take you to a spot where you can download the manual which will have all the info you need.

 

i am pretty sure that you do not have Dana axles. Your truck has AAM axles. The rear is an AAM 11.5 and the front is AAM 10.5, i think. I just fill up the diffs until it reaches the fill hole, so i am not sure about exact capacities.

 

I think he's looking to get enough fluid before he starts.

 

You can never have enough oil laying around

 

yeah, and sometimes it makes a great hand cleaner in a pinch. lol

 

I use brake clean, I know your not supposed to, but what the hell

 

that stuff is nasty!!! when I have parts that solvent wont clean, i turn to brake cleaners...

 

Nowhere near as nasty as skydraul (airplane hydraulic oil) thats stuff burns bad. You better wash your hands before going to the bathroom with that stuff.