What type of rear differential fluid does the 2004 ford f350 use?

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Differential oil is essential to lubricating the driveshaft and wheel axles in a vehicle. The 2004 Ford F-350 as a heavy truck uses a rear gear oil with a viscosity of 75W-140. The differential casing can be found under the truck in the middle of the driveshaft. The cover is fastened with fourteen 10mm bolts and the plug can be opened using a 3/8" drive. Examine the plug for metal shavings from the gears. It's installed with a magnet. A clean plug is a good sign gears aren't worn down. You should schedule service for a gear oil change every 30,000-60,000 miles in the F-350. Costs average $117-$215 in parts and professional labor.
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Rene L. April 9, 2020
The 2004 ford f-350 can use mobil 1 synthetic (75-140) rear differential fluid.
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