Transfer case fluid
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Transfer case fluid
Hello I was doing some pre winter maint. on my 96F350 w a 7.3 liter diesel and auto trans. this is a 4WD I went to check the transfer case fluid and was suprised to discover that it appears to be Automatic tranny fluid. I have changed the E4OD Transmissions fluid three time in 30,000 miles I have been using mobil one synthetic. My questions are: Does this transfer case use automatic tranny fluid instead of gear lube? The tranny is attatched directly to the transfer case do they "share" the same fluid? If so is it necessary to cahnge the fluid in the transfer case if I am changing the tranny fluid regularly? Thanks for any insight you can give.
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it doesnt matter how much you use 4wd really, because there is always something moving in the t-case because there is an input from the transmission and an out put to the rear wheels that is constantly being used.
it holds less than 4 quarts.
it holds less than 4 quarts.
Last edited by PowerstrokeJunkie; 10-16-2005 at 07:48 PM.
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Originally Posted by Kwikkordead
Yeah, change it out whenever you change the trans fluid. It's a completly separate system and the two never mix.
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Originally Posted by SpringerPop
That could happen, I guess.
Kwik, you recently had yours out. What kind of sealing do the trans and t-case have between them?
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Kwik, you recently had yours out. What kind of sealing do the trans and t-case have between them?
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