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ChevyTech007

 

You have been kind enough to post a list of fluid capacities for various GM components a number of times. I'm curious why different posts list different capacities. For example, the lists you posted in the first thread lists a capacity for the 8.6" rear drive axle of 2.41 quarts, whereas the second thread lists a capacity for the 8.6" rear drive axle of 2.15 quarts.

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?...topic=51339&hl=

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?...topic=53569&hl=

 

Just wondering if I'm missing the obvious!!!

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The info is pulled off the GM site. It is year specific. Good find, I didn't even pick up on it. If you need to know what yours takes, post your year model and I will see what they say it needs.

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Sorry for the delay. :crackup:

 

Document ID# 737227

2002 Chevrolet Chevy K Silverado - 4WD

 

 

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Capacities - Approximate Fluid

Application

Specification

 

Metric

English

 

Axle Capacities

 

Front Drive Axle (8.25")

1.66 liters

1.75 quarts

 

Front Drive Axle (9.25")

1.73 liters

1.83 quarts

 

Rear Drive Axle (8.6")

2.28 liters

2.41 quarts

 

Rear Drive Axle (9.5")

2.6 liters

2.75 quarts

 

Rear Drive Axle (9.75")

2.84 liters

3.00 quarts

 

Rear Drive Axle (10.5")

2.6 liters

2.75 quarts

 

Rear Drive Axle (11.5")

3.62 liters

3.83 quarts

 

Engine Cooling System

 

4.3L (VIN W) Automatic Transmission

11.9 liters

12.6 quarts

 

4.3L (VIN W) Manual Transmission

12.2 liters

12.9 quarts

 

4.8L (VIN V) Automatic Transmission

12.7 liters

13.4 quarts

 

4.8L (VIN V) Manual Transmission

13.0 liters

13.7 quarts

 

4.8L (VIN V) Automatic with front A/C

13.7 liters

14.4 quarts

 

4.8L (VIN V) Automatic with front and rear A/C

15.0 liters

15.8 quarts

 

5.3L (VIN T) Automatic Transmission

12.7 liters

13.4 quarts

 

5.3L (VIN T) Automatic Transmission with optional Air Conditioning

14.1 liters

14.9 quarts

 

5.3L (VIN T) Automatic Transmission with front A/C

13.6 liters

14.4 quarts

 

5.3L (VIN T) Automatic Transmission with front and rear A/C

15.0 liters

15.8 quarts

 

6.0L (VIN V) Automatic Transmission

14.0 liters

14.8 quarts

 

6.0L (VIN V) Automatic Transmission with optional Engine Oil Cooler

13.6 liters

14.4 quarts

 

6.0L (VIN V) Manual Transmission

14.4 liters

15.2 quarts

 

6.0L (VIN V) Manual Transmission with optional Engine Oil Cooler

14.0 liters

14.8 quarts

 

6.6L (VIN 1) Manual Transmission

19.5 liters

20.7 quarts

 

6.6L (VIN 1) Automatic Transmission

19.2 liters

20.3 quarts

 

8.1L (VIN G) Manual Transmission

20.0 liters

21.1 quarts

 

8.1L (VIN G) Automatic Transmission

19.6 liters

20.7 quarts

 

Engine Crankcase

 

4.3L (VIN W) With Filter

4.3 liters

4.5 quarts

 

4.8L (VIN V) With Filter

5.7 liters

6.0 quarts

 

5.3L (VIN T) With Filter

5.7 liters

6.0 quarts

 

6.0L (VIN U) With Filter

5.7 liters

6.0 quarts

 

6.6L (VIN 1) with Filter

9.5 liters

10.0 quarts

 

8.1L (VIN G) With Filter

6.2 liters

6.5 quarts

 

Transmission

 

4L60-E 4 Spd. HMD Auto (M30)

4.7 liters

5.0 quarts

 

4L60-E 4 Spd. HMD Auto (M30) After Complete Overhaul

10.6 liters

11.2 quarts

 

4L60-E 4 Spd HM Auto (M32)

4.7 liters

5.0 quarts

 

4L60-E 4 Spd HM Auto (M32) After Complete Overhaul

10.6 liters

11.2 quarts

 

4L80-E Auto (MT1)

7.3 liters

7.7 quarts

 

4L80-E Auto (MT1) After Complete Overhaul

12.8 liters

13.5 quart

 

5 Spd. Auto Allison (M74)

7.0 liters

7.4 quarts

 

5 Spd. Auto Allison (M74) after complete overhaul

12.0 liters

12.7 quarts

 

New Venture Gear 3500 Manual Transmission

2.3 liters

2.4 quarts

 

New Venture Gear 4500 Manual Transmission

3.8 liters

4.0 quarts

 

6 Spd Manual (ZF) (ML6)

6.0 liters

6.3 quarts

 

Fuel Tank

 

Short Bed Models

98.0 liters

26 gallons

 

Long Bed Models

128.0 liters

34.0 gallons

 

4 Door Utility

98.4 liters

26.0 gallons

 

XL (1500 Series)

123.0 liters

32.5 gallons

 

XL (2500 Series)

147.6 liters

38.5 gallons

 

Chassis Cab (Single Tank)

128.0 liters

34.0 gallons

 

Fuel Tank-Federal

 

Chassis Cab (Standard Side Tank)

102.2 liters

27.0 gallons

 

Chassis Cab (Optional Rear Tank)

87.0 liters

23.0 gallons

 

Fuel Tank-California

 

Chassis Cab (Standard Side Tank)

91.0 liters

24.0 gallons

 

Chassis Cab (Rear Tank)

102.2 liters

23.0 gallons

 

Chassis Cab (Optional Rear Tank)

102.2 liters

27.0 gallons

 

Fuel Tank-Diesel

 

Chassis Cab (Standard Side Tank)

102.2 liters

27.0 gallons

 

Chassis Cab (Optional Rear Tank)

87.0 liters

23.0 gallons

 

Power Steering Capacities (approximate)

.77L-1.25L

.81-1.32 quarts

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