Mag-Hytec/10.5 diff
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Mag-Hytec/10.5 diff
My mag-hytec diff cover is on it's way, and I already have 3qts of royal purple 90w-140. Stock capacity is just shy of 2.5qts, but does anyone know the capacity with a mag-hytec?
Do I need one or two more qts?
Do I need one or two more qts?
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I have different grades f/r. The manual calls for 90 weight on the front and 90w-140 for the rear. I will have a total of 9 qts tomorrow, I sure hope that does the trick, at 7.50 each it's adding up on an already expensive project.
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about 4.5 qts is what we find. as it adds about 2 qts to it.
just make sure your on the flat and level or you will not get it correctly filled and use a full syntec 75w140 ?oil or as ford specs out. sorry about the numbers my mind is just a little short tonight.
just make sure your on the flat and level or you will not get it correctly filled and use a full syntec 75w140 ?oil or as ford specs out. sorry about the numbers my mind is just a little short tonight.
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A dry rear end should take about 6 quarts, and an oil change should be about 5 quarts. I think that amount reaches the top division on the dipstick, but my pinion is also tilted upward.
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my mind is now 60 and some things don't stay around on the short term any more. i can remember veitnam but not today or yesterday. plus i just sold my 05 super duty and started playing with a 07 mustang for kicks. man that rear holds almost nothing compaired to a super duty. your going to like that cover with the dip stick and temp sender plug already in it.