Transfer case fluid change?

[Steve8v92]

Hi
I was just looking up in my service manual what kind of fluid, quantity of fluid for the transfer case.
I saw it was ATF, so is this something you would do at the same time as the
Tranny?, and is it a seperate drain?

Also, I know I've been asking alot about the diffs, but I does anyone know the actual capacity of the front and rear diff?, also, how often does it have to be changed, and does it need an additive?

I managed to finally track down some 75w90 off of Ebay, which is a good place to get it BTW,
I got 12 quarts of Royal purple 75w90 for $175 and from where I am from that is cheap!

Thanks guys!:beer:

 

[fourwd1]

Your service manual has a section on Capacities and a section on Axles, the capacity will be listed in both (around 2 qts ea, IIRC)

 

[donnyr_az]

Your service manual has a section on Capacities and a section on Axles, the capacity will be listed in both (around 2 qts ea, IIRC)

i swapped my speed sensor out and when i did, all of the fluid in the T/C came out, how would i put some back in and what kind should i use?

 

[Windsor]

i swapped my speed sensor out and when i did, all of the fluid in the T/C came out, how would i put some back in and what kind should i use?

gear oil (something between 75w and 90w, check your owner manual) and they make pumps (that look like liquid hand soap pumps) specifically to fill driveline parts.

 

[Kmvreter]

Hi
I was just looking up in my service manual what kind of fluid, quantity of fluid for the transfer case.
I saw it was ATF, so is this something you would do at the same time as the
Tranny?, and is it a seperate drain?

What year is your T4R? Is it a manual tranny? Are you sure the transfer case takes ATF? First I've heard of that but I could be wrong.

 

[Steve8v92]

Its a 1992 V6 3.0 Liter with auto tranny,
yes it says in the owners manual to add ATF

 

[Windsor]

oh, whups, didn't think about automatic-based transfer cases. sorry about that.