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How much oil does the rear differential of a 2005 Ford F250 hold?
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The 2005 Ford F-250 might come with a limited slip rear differential or a standard one, and you'll need 7.0 pints of 75W-140 oil for either. If you have a limited slip differential, it's a good idea to also add LSD additive to optimize its performance. The front differential takes 6.3 pints of 80W-90 oil, but can also use 75W-90 or 75W-110. Make sure to use different gear oils for the front and rear differentials, as their specifications vary greatly. Stick to the recommended fluids for each to ensure proper function.
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The amount of oil that the 2005 Ford F250 rear differential can hold is 2.0 quarts.
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The Ford F-250/350 trucks come with Sterling 10.5 differentials that have a fluid capacity of 3.45 quarts.
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