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Tranny/Diff Oil Change
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Tranny/Diff Oil Change
I'm working on a 76 Supercab 2wd, with the 4spd manual and a 300 six.
I'm wondering what you all recommend for fluids in the tranny and diff - I'm not one to skimp on vital fluids - what do you use? What is the best way to change them? (By best I mean least painful
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And what are the capacities for the tranny and diff? (Does the Supercab 2wd have a 9" rear end?)
Thanks!
JF
I'm wondering what you all recommend for fluids in the tranny and diff - I'm not one to skimp on vital fluids - what do you use? What is the best way to change them? (By best I mean least painful
)And what are the capacities for the tranny and diff? (Does the Supercab 2wd have a 9" rear end?)
Thanks!
JF
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A Ford Shop manual is the mechanics best friend.
There is a presently a Firesale on CDrom versions right now at the FTE office.
Manual Trans & Trasnfer case = SAE 140w Gear oil
Differential:
Dana & Ford Non-Locking = SAE 90w Gear Oil
Dana LS rear axle- add 4 oz Friction modifier
Ford 9" Traction-lok = SAE 90W Gear Oil Ford Part # ESW-MZC-119-A
Even though this forum is chaulk full of talent and experience
The specfic systems forums are sometimes less travelled but are better for asking specific systems questions.
Help build those forums too
There is a presently a Firesale on CDrom versions right now at the FTE office.
Manual Trans & Trasnfer case = SAE 140w Gear oil
Differential:
Dana & Ford Non-Locking = SAE 90w Gear Oil
Dana LS rear axle- add 4 oz Friction modifier
Ford 9" Traction-lok = SAE 90W Gear Oil Ford Part # ESW-MZC-119-A
Even though this forum is chaulk full of talent and experience
The specfic systems forums are sometimes less travelled but are better for asking specific systems questions.
Help build those forums too
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Thanks for the info!
...I hate to sound dumb, but you don't learn unless you ask - what's a firesale?
...I hate to sound dumb, but you don't learn unless you ask - what's a firesale?
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I find Haynes manual the most descriptive and has more pictures.
I see them on ebay alot for pretty cheap with decent shipping.
Like previously said, 80W90 gear oil is the way to go. They sell a 90W140 gear oil... way to thick. For a 2wd, synthetic is great.
For my Bronco that passes through alot of mud a water, I have to drain the oil alot, so synthetic would be a waste of money.
I see them on ebay alot for pretty cheap with decent shipping.
Like previously said, 80W90 gear oil is the way to go. They sell a 90W140 gear oil... way to thick. For a 2wd, synthetic is great.
For my Bronco that passes through alot of mud a water, I have to drain the oil alot, so synthetic would be a waste of money.
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Originally Posted by MBBFord
Like previously said, 80W90 gear oil is the way to go. They sell a 90W140 gear oil... way to thick. For a 2wd, synthetic is great.
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J,
Post #22 on this thread for info on the CDrom.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...d.php?t=498943
Post #22 on this thread for info on the CDrom.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...d.php?t=498943