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Old May 10, 2010 | 07:21 PM
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Manual Tranny Fluid Change Questions and Axels

I want to change the manual tranny fluid in the 2004 dodge 3500 Ram CTD with the 6 speed (this is the big cast iron sob tranny) if I read the book correct it takes the Mopar Manual Tranny Fluid. Is there an aftermarket maker of this stuff or do I have to go to Chrysler *******? Also how much does the manual tranny hold?

Book says 75w90 for the front and rear axles. This seems a might thin for the rear - am I missing something here? Also what are the capacity of the front and rear axle? I was going to go Mobil 1 is that good stuff still?
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Old May 10, 2010 | 08:26 PM
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This is the same oil as Mopar, should be available at auto parts stores. For the NV5600 - PENNZOIL SYNCHROMESH FLUID is specifically formulated for synchromesh transmissions used by Chrysler transmissions requiring Part No. 4874464 (Specification MS-9224).
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Old May 10, 2010 | 10:50 PM
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The MOBIL 1 (GL-5 )75W-90 will be fine for this application.

(DR) RAM TRUCK 2500 - 3500
AXLE FLUID LEVEL

11.5 Rear Axle requires 3.6 L (122 oz.) - GL-5 RATED SAE 75W-90 Synthetic

9 1/4 Front Axle requires 2.2 L (76 oz.) - GL-5 RATED SAE 75W-90 Synthetic
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