What's the 2004 Ford Explorer rear differential fluid type?

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James M. January 16, 2021
The rear differential for a 2004 Ford Explorer is going to need to use 75w140 gear oil. The capacity will be 1.75 quarts so You're going to need to purchase a single two quart bottle if it is available or two separate one quart bottles. A single quart will cost between $12 and $25 depending on which brand You purchase and where You shop. This is one of the things You're going to want to spend a little extra money on in the short term to extend the life of Your vehicle so I prefer to go with one of the high end brands.
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Katy November 19, 2023
Temperature Viscosity Ratings Example: If you live in Minnesota, you should use 85w140. If you live in Texas, you should use 75w140. That's the best way to define it.
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Jose November 24, 2022
What’s the difference on sae 85-140
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Ana J July 16, 2020
The recommended rear differential fluid for a 2004 ford explorer is 75w140.
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