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..........fluid capacity does not appear in the Owners' Manual, or in the Shop Manual. Does anybody know the value? Also, is there a difference in the capacity between the model 36 and the model 44?
Joe
Joe
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Re: The Dana Model 36 Differential..............
The 44 is bigger physically, so I would assume it holds more. I don't have stats on either one. -
Re: The Dana Model 36 Differential..............
Joe,
I just filled the one in my 59 resto-rod, and it used about 1.5 quarts of lube.
My Dana 44 still uses less than 2 quarts to fill.
Regards, John McGrawComment
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Re: The Dana Model 36 Differential..............
John:
Thank you, that is the best response that I have gotten to date. I have posted this same question on a couple other "C4 friendly" forums, but have gotten back no valid information.
For some strange reason, I have to believe that there is no (easily available) published data on this. Because there is no drain plug, I only want to ensure that I remove all of the old lube with my suction tool. The only way to verify this, is to measure the removed fluid.
I will use your "about 1.5 quarts" estimate as a guide. The next step, will be to contact Dana-Spicer Corp. for information. If I have no luck there, yours will be the sole basis.
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