How to change DIFFERENTIAL and TRANSFER CASE fluid

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It is best to change the fluid in you differential and transfer case about ever 50k miles. This is the complete guide to do so.
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@DDIMARZ 5 лет назад

Excellent tip on removing top screw first ! Thanks.

@goldfish3444 3 года назад

Great video. Very informative, with great tips. Especially the fill plug on the transfer case.

@Zuerich333 5 лет назад

You inspired me to paint my diff covers as well (Caterpillar yellow). Looks pretty good on a green xj.

@matthewj2492 5 лет назад

Needed this one today - my ZJ just sent a message on that little console that still works

@samreaders6758 4 года назад

Awesome video, well explained. Thank you!

@crisforte9377 Год назад

yo!! what the heck! I was planning to paint mine yellow too and when you said "Jersey winter" I was taken a back gotta rep jersey! I came here for the diff, and was gunna have someone do the the transfer case, but you made it look so easy im confident i can do both you rock dude

@DEInTheGarage Год назад

You got it, bud. JERSEY STRONG! Good luck :-)

@jpjakonen6441 3 года назад

Awesome video! Thanks man, and greetings from Finland!

@tadavis12 4 года назад

Keeping up with my past d and e videos. Another good one from you guys. Next time I do the diff fluid on my xj I’ll definitely be giving them a shot of rustoleum

@DEInTheGarage 4 года назад

I appreciate the rewatch bud! You have been with us for a dang long time now!

@freddyflazh 3 года назад

Very informative sir 👏 thank you!!!

@dennismatthews1208 3 года назад

Thanks pal...big help.

@horsedood13 2 года назад

always put anti seize on the plug threads ( you hopefully also cleaned)......then you never fear rounding off stuck plugs..........

@edgardiaz2361 4 года назад

DAMM THIS IS AN AWESOME VID. THANK U BROTHER. WILL BE DOING THE SAME THIS WEEKND Keep vids like this coming our way man. WE ABSOLUTELY LOVE EM.... 💪💪💪

@DEInTheGarage 4 года назад

Thanks buddy! Glad you enjoyed it. Good luck!

@ronbrand6387 2 года назад

Thanks. It works!

@philyamascunt7518 5 лет назад

Great video

@DEInTheGarage 5 лет назад

Thanks for the feedback. Glad you enjoyed it!

@wildbill23c 5 лет назад

I change all the fluids like this on a new to me vehicle. Just so I know its been done, and the condition of the fluids when I changed them and so I have a record of it being done. Fluids can tell you a lot about a vehicle especially if you send them in to be analyzed.

@DEInTheGarage 5 лет назад

You are damn right buddy

@gigshare3947 Год назад

Where do you send fluids to be analyzed?

@bkracoski3283 3 года назад

I’m watching your videos and I don’t even own a Jeep. Somehow is eye relaxing :) and I don’t think I’ll ever do this on my cars

@CherokeeJeepK 2 года назад

Thanks King 🤴

@GashHunter Год назад

Thanks for this video! I have a 03 WJ V8 with a Dana 44 Super. Had it replaced 2 years ago and then started hearing some whirling recently on acceleration. Took it back to the same shop and they told me the entire thing needed to be replaced for $3,500. I think ill try changing the fluid first as I doubt a diff that was just replaced 2 years ago would go out that quick.

@Joosh. Месяц назад

Did it work?

@radiofreenorthcarolina7579 3 года назад

Had to buy the mopar stuff for my dif. Book said don't use atf4.

@66crush9 3 года назад

Love the humor, In my world there is cursing and blood shed once I get drenched. Excellent video bro and yes you will be broke and frustrated owning a Jeep; wish I never got one, LOL

@jesseb2023 Год назад

can i switch the transfer case on my quadra trac to one with 2wd? glad i found ur channel, helped me few times where i was stuck

@Bulletz4Breakfast13 Год назад

My 02 WJ Laredo 4.7L manual states to change rear differential gear oil with 2qts of conventional 75W90-80W90(without towing) or 90W140(heavy towing) with 4oz Mopar limited slip every 12K miles which seems kinda excessive but hey there have been a lot of 4WD sticking problems and differential problems on 99-04 WJs

@victorontiveros3354 2 года назад

You can have a bucket with sawdust to clean up oil and fluid spills...

@Cherokee-sz7xi 5 лет назад

Little bit of nickel based anti seize on fill plug threads will prevent that fight!

@DEInTheGarage 5 лет назад

Good point! I will add that to the process next time

@corygutenschwager 5 лет назад

If you use the liquid gasket, make sure you get the one specifically for "gear oil." the others will dissolve in the long term.

@yourtruckerfriend1584 Год назад

I'm so broke but I can pay attention! 💕

@wailingalen Месяц назад

Great video!!! I like that wooden stand you used to clean your diff cover! Did you buy it or did you rig it together? Looks like it had some adjustable hinges. Proud Jeep owner here. Greetings from sunny florida

@mtndewman1022 3 года назад

So does the chrysler 8.25 also take 80w-90?

@startswinging3590 10 месяцев назад

Is it the same for the front?

@Bulletz4Breakfast13 Год назад

It says you need RTV that is resistant to limited slip additives

@marcrigo694 2 года назад

Thanks very informative Question Where can I buy the Replacement plastic filler cap?

@DEInTheGarage 2 года назад

All over.. here is one on Amazon which is pretty cheap.. amzn.to/3mPdkaP

@jdtisme9100 2 года назад

I'm sure you've long found this plug, but Doman/HELP # for it is 65340. Most any local parts store should stock them also. Look for an older working at the parts store, all of us have probably sold hundreds of them...haha