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Transfer Case Fill Plug - Dana 20

BlackHorse

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You should see the fill plug on the back of the case. It's 4-5" from the bottom of the case.
 

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jedblake

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My local drive line shop highly reccomends the 80-90 and change once a year if you tow a boat, pass water crossings or mud.
I used two of the Valvoline bottles they sell at Autozone; the shop did not have a oil manufacture prefernce.
 
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It was Valvoline 80/90 needed three jugs (think one gallon each) for 4 speed trans, both diffs and transfer case. Have about a half a jug leftover. Was real easy with pump. What would be cool is drain plugs on the diffs. But I also dont want to give up any clearance.
 

22213evl

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It was Valvoline 80/90 needed three jugs (think one gallon each) for 4 speed trans, both diffs and transfer case. Have about a half a jug leftover. Was real easy with pump. What would be cool is drain plugs on the diffs. But I also dont want to give up any clearance.

TRY THESE GUYS FOR THE DRAIN PLUGS. oops sorry about the caps wasn't looking at the screen


http://www.greatlakeoffroad.com/diff.html
 
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