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i have an 02 blazer with 3 button 4x4 vin wnot sure what transfer case is in it as it has been replaced as well as the rear dif and transmission just a quick ? ive been reading up on the blue (autotrak) fluid and says that from 2000 and up should switch over to this fluid i recently had my truck in the shop to have some warranty work done on the transfer i believe he said they used dex V wich already has the anti friction aditives and it is not an autotrak transfer case not to put the fluid in any input on this or how can i tell what transfer i have the sticker is gone so i can try to look it up myself any help would be apreciated thanks Dave |
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Re: quick ? on transfer fluid
Use the AutoTrac II fluid in the transfer case only,it is a lot better than the ATF.For the rear diff use convential gear lube which is recomended.Problem with synthetic gear lube is that is too hard on ring and pinions tearing them up and my father's friend Rich can prove this.He has replaced at least 3 sets of ring and pinions due to synthetic gear lube used.Use Dextron in the transmission.
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Re: quick ? on transfer fluid
thanks what my question was tho dont mean to sound rude lol
they told me that the transfercase i have isnt an auto trak transfer case and i shouldnt use this fluid??? are there any gm transfer cases 2000 and newer that should not have the blue stuff in it? |
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Re: quick ? on transfer fluid
Only 2000 and up transfer cases that I know use ATF are the transfer cases out of the Oldsmobile Bravadas since they are all wheel drive
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thanx for the input on this if this is true and itsnot an auto trak transfer my next question would be would this caus problems by putting in an all wheel drive transfer case in a 4wd ??? i would appreciate this inpu cuz i pretty fed up with this shop ive been having nothing but issues ever since theyve done work on my truck and im still having problems
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Re: quick ? on transfer fluid
The blue autotracII fluid is only used in the 236 4 button transfer case. The 3 button 233 takes std dextron III atf.
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Re: quick ? on transfer fluid
thanks for the info how can i find out what transfer case i have it has been replaced and the sticker is gone i think there may be some kind of part number on it and if so how can i trace the number and back to my next questin if the awd transfer case from the bravada is put into a 4wd blazer could this cause problems???
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