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how much fluid is supposed to go in the front and back diff. I know its supposed to be a little below the hole but about how much fluid is that? The front diff is supposed to have 80w-90 but can i put the 75w-90 synthetic in the front?Whats the trick to getting the spare tire to come off i cant get the secondary latch to let go and now i cant get the cable to raise and tighten the tire back up.

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75W-90 is fine for both.

 

 

2007 CHEVROLET TRUCKS SILVERADO 1500 PICKUP 5.3L 8-cyl Engine Code [M]

 

 

LUBRICANTS & FLUIDS:

Engine Oil

Grade 1......API*[1]

Maximum Performance Signature Series 100% Synthetic 0W-30 Motor Oil (AZOQT)

Maximum Performance SAE 5W-30 Synthetic Motor Oil (ASLQT)

Performance Plus XL 5W-30 Synthetic Motor Oil (XLFQT)

Performance Synthetic 5W30 OE Motor Oil (OEFQT) All TEMPS......5W-30 [2]

Below -20 F......0W-30

Automatic Transmission,4L60-E......AF6

Low Viscosity Synthetic ATF (ATLQT)

Automatic Transmission,4L70-E......AF6

Low Viscosity Synthetic ATF (ATLQT)

Standard Differential, Front 4WD 8.25 Axle......GL-5

All TEMPS......80W-90 [3]

SEVERE GEAR 75W-90 Synthetic EP Lubricant (SVGQT)

Standard Differential, Rear......GL-5

All TEMPS......75W-90 [4]

SEVERE GEAR 75W-90 Synthetic EP Lubricant (SVGQT)

Transfer Case,......AF6

Low Viscosity Synthetic ATF (ATLQT)

Fluids

Power Steering Fluid......PS

Power Steering Fluid (PSFCN)

Brake Fluid......HB

AMSOIL Brake Fluid DOT-3 (BF3SN)

Clutch Fluid......

[1] Oil must be formulated to meet GM standard GM6094M.

[2] SAE 5W-30 is preferred.

[3] GM Part No US 89021671 Canada 89021672

[4] Synthetic axle lubricant GM Part no. 89021677 / Canada

89021678 formulated to meet GM Specification 9986115.

 

 

CAPACITIES:

Engine, with filter..........6.1 quarts [1]

Cooling System, GMT900 With AT With Elect Fan Initial Fill..........16.9 quarts

AMSOIL Antifreeze and Engine Coolant

Automatic Transmission, 4L60-E Initial Fill..........5 quarts

Automatic Transmission, 4L70-E Initial Fill..........5 quarts

Automatic Transmission, Total Fill

4 speed 4L70-E..........11.3 quarts

4 speed 4L60-E..........11.3 quarts

Differential, With 8.25 RingGear Front..........3 pints

Differential, With 9.25 RingGear Front..........3.6 pints

Differential, With 8.6 RingGear Rear..........4.3 pints

Differential, With 9.50 RingGear Rear..........5.5 pints

Transfer Case, RPO NP2..........4.1 pints [2]

Transfer Case, RPO NQG..........3.2 pints [2]

[1] After refill check oil level.

[2] Certain 2007 new body style Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra

light duty pickups may indicate on the Service Parts ID

label (RPO label) that the vehicle is equipped with a RPO

NQG (MP1226) transfer case, however RPO NP2 (MVG261)

was installed instead. The NP2 transfer case can be

identified by a blue label on the lower portion of the case.

The capacities; are NP2 1.9 liters NQG 1.5 liters

Posted

quick tip.. loosen your fill plugs first.. :P it sucks finding out after you drained your diff, that the fill plugs are seized tight and you can't remove them.. :mad:

another tip..put some anti-seize compound on the plugs before installing them. makes life easier next time..

 

good luck

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