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01-10-2012, 11:38 PM
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Fluid questionsi
Ave searched but didn't see this covered....I am going to swap fluid out on my 01 4.4
Front and rear diff. M1 75-90 do I need the limited slip formula? Also can I use redline D4 for my transfer case? Or any suggestions on transfer case. Thanks for your help!,
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01-11-2012, 01:32 AM
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The X5 does not have limited slip differentials, so no, you don't need the fluid designed for limited slip applications.
Dexron III for the transfer case. D4 isn't a Dexron-certified fluid, but Redline says that they recommend it anyway, on the basis that it isn't important to be certified. You can believe them or not. I would use a real Dexron fluid myself.
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