Hello there,
I have a 2002 1500 4x4 LT Suburban it's done 58K, I was wondering if I should be changing the oils in the axles and the gearbox? If I do, what oil should I use in the axles, also the rear axle has a locking diff, although I wondered why the original owner paid extra for a locking diff' when the vehicle is fitted with auto 4WD. Any advice would be appreciated.
PS. Gas prices over here in the UK ...are ready for this? $7.73![]()
Keep Rockin'
Gus
Keep Rockin'
Gus
[QUOTE=gustheiceman;177744]Hello there,
I have a 2002 1500 4x4 LT Suburban it's done 58K, I was wondering if I should be changing the oils in the axles and the gearbox? If I do, what oil should I use in the axles, also the rear axle has a locking diff, although I wondered why the original owner paid extra for a locking diff' when the vehicle is fitted with auto 4WD. Any advice would be appreciated.
PS. Gas prices over here in the UK ...are ready for this? $7.73![]()
Keep Rockin'
Gus
Keep Rockin'
Gus
my 2004 silverado takes 75-90 synthetic gear lube in the axles.
and the transfer case takes the GM autotrack II fluid
i hope this helps you some!
-Dylan
2004 Silverado 4x4
4.8L
1986 K5 Blazer
8" Superlift w/39.5 super swampers
1992 GMC Jimmy "Blue Bomber"
4.3L Vortec
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