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What kind of transfer case fluid is recommended for a 2008 Chevy Silverado?
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In a 2008 Chevy Silverado, Dexron II is the recommended transfer case fluid. The transmission plays a vital role in the vehicle, and issues are bound to arise at some point. These issues may manifest as shudders, hard shifts, jerking, stuck gears, delayed shifts causing acceleration problems, and potential slipping of the transmission. It is important to address any transmission fluid leaks promptly and to adhere to regular fluid replacement intervals of every 30,000 to 60,000 miles. Neglecting fluid changes can lead to unpleasant sounds emanating from the transmission, indicating old and deteriorated fluid. A worn-out torque converter can also create complications and should be addressed promptly.
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The type of fluid utilized in the transfer case of this truck is dexron®ii transmission fluid.
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According to my Haynes manual, if you have a Transfer case NVG 261 with manual shift and a manual transmission, you should use manual transmission fluid. For Transfer case NVG 246 with Auto Trac II and all other cases, you should use DEXRON VI automatic transmission fluid.
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If you own a car, you must use Autotrac II oil.
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What type of fluid is needed for the transfer case on my 2009 Chevy Silverado with 4-wheel drive?
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Based on the instructions in my manual, it requires dextron 6.
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