5th Gen Ram 1500 Differential Rear Fluid Change (2019, 2020, 2021, 2022+)
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- How to 5th Gen Ram 1500 Differential Rear Fluid Change (2019, 2020, 2021, 2022+). To change 5th Gen Ram 1500 Differential Rear Fluid Change (2019+), you just open up the fill plug and then drain plug. Then for 5th Gen Ram 1500 Differential Rear Fluid Change (2019, 2020, 2021, 2022+) you replace drain plug, add sealant to last few threads. Then add the Mopar friction modifier (5oz), and then the diff fluid (2.65 quarts). Fill until it leaks out of the fill hole, then replace the fill plug. Clean up with brakekleen or something. You have change your 5th Gen Ram Differential Rear Fluid Change (2019, 2020, 2021, 2022+).
Mopar Friction Modifier:
amzn.to/3x0NJzB
amzn.to/35SY9VY
Proto Blackhawk 14mm Hex Socket:
amzn.to/3vYeaon
Proto Blackhawk 8mm Hex Socket:
amzn.to/3gVJUGs
#RAM1500 #TruckLife #5thGenRam #TruckNation #BigHorn #RamTrucks
CATCH ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA:
/ captainberz
/ captainberz
/ captainberz
www.captainberz...
The dealership just tried to charge me $200 for this service 😂😂😂😂. Thanks for the video, I know what I’m doin this weekend!
Rock on!
$265 For me. They are smoking
I called the dealership and amsoil and both said not to add any additional friction modifier to the oil because it has it already in it. Amsoil said that the information on the website is just basically a copy and paste from the owners manual so it doesn't account for the oil already having the modifier in it. Just thought it was some good additional information.
Seems like they changed their wording on their site.
If you are flushing the oil and replacing it where is the friction modifier coming from ?? ___When you say it is already in there......
@@pierreverdoni in the new diff fluid. some diff fluids have modifier, some dont.
@@nsaylorable haven't seen that yet. and its labeled modifier for the limited slip diffs?
More info if needed for other trucks please to help people out with different rears. From factory none did NOT come with 90w. They are all mix grade, and the 3.92 limited slip takes 75-140 with 5oz of limited slip friction modifiers.
Good to see your fluid wasn't low from the factory, there is talk on the forums for 2019-Newer RAMs that some people have noticed their rear diffs weren't filled up correctly from factory. You took off the fill bolt and fluid came out, good sign. I'm way early for a fluid change, but I will remove the fill bolt and check if I'm low.
Lower is better than fuller. If no fluid comes out that doesn’t mean it’s low. Could be right below the hole.
@@CaptainBerz That's true, excellent point. Though a few noted that after their drain they only got 2/3rds of the fluid out. Makes me wonder if they were actually low or they couldn't get all the fluid out?
You’ll never get 100% because you’re not pulling the cover off.
@@CaptainBerz Absolutely, but if you drain less than 2 quarts out and the spec is 2.85 quarts, how much of that do you think is still in the diff? I would suspect that quite a bit of that was never in there in the first place.
This is correct my 2020 blew the diff on the highway because of this. Scariest experience ever. Thought the truck blew up into pieces from underneath. When dealer opened it, there was a million shattered pieces. They got me an entire new rear assembly.
Excellent video thanks for the info!
Ram does recommend the additive as where they can not confirm how much additive may be in other lubricants.
Good to see you man. Yeah it's nice when you can keep your 4X4 on the road.
You got that right!
Great tip on removing fill first !!
best to take the cover off and clean the magnets on the bottom of the pumpkin.
75W-140 is the factory recommendation for 3.92 Rear End
Unless you have the max tow package. Then it is 80w90.
@@dlakerguyhow do you know if you have the max tow package ?
was their a mention that the modifier is for limited slip diffs?
You mentioned 75W/110 for towing as opposed to factory recommendation of 75W/140, why? Curios as to the logic behind the change? The vehicle is 4X4, wouldn't the manufacturer expect you to be towing?
What does 4x4 have to do with towing?
I think he's referring to 1500 models with 3.21/3.55 axel ratio's that call for SAE 75W-90.
When you take off the cover there is a large magnet on the bottom that has a lot of metal even at 10,000 miles note Amsoil doesn't recommend their oil for the 3.21 diff fyi.
So what oil should you use if you have the 3.21?
I spoke to Amsoil tech about the rear diff fluid with limited slip and they don't offer oil for the 2022 ram 1500 I was told it was a different spec for 3:21/3:55 that Amsoil is not making at this time and to stay with OEM fluid for now.
FYI 2022 if you have the 321 gear Amsoil should not be used only Dealer fluid its also stated on Amsoil website.
Just took my 2019 ram in to get my daytime running switch fixed they did their inspection and said I need rear diff serviced $225 lol I think not after watching this
the other reason to always start with the fill or check plug, it allows for better drainage. as you break the air gap. It's clear I have been doing it the hard way all these years. With a gallon jug and a hand pump.
Agreed!
@@CaptainBerz I have 3.21 rear. Does every diff need the friction modifier? Or is it only ones with lsd? Idk if I have lsd will it hurt if I put the friction modifier in anyway?
The axle (diff) has a vent to atmosphere that ensures it does not pressurize as it heats up. Without a vent oil would get forced past the axle and pinion seals (leaks). This vent also ensures it does not draw a vacuum when draining. First thing to do on any maintenance is to ensure the vent is clear and breathing.
Hi, thx for the video. How much oil did it really take? I’m doing mine and it filled up at 2 1/2 QTs. I hope you remember,it’s been a while since this video. Thx again
AMSOIL SEVERE GEAR® 75W-110 100% Synthetic Gear Lube Contains friction modifiers for limited-slip applications, so why did you add more?
Is friction modifier need for the locking rear differential?
Thanks for the video. I noticed the RAM user manual states 5oz of limited slip additive yet Mopar only sells a 4oz bottle. Odd. Is it a misprint or do they expect us to purchase a 2nd bottle just for 1oz worth of product?
The bottle isn't just for RAM 1500. It's for all Chrysler, Jeep and other RAM models, so if you RAM need 5 oz, buy the 2nd bottle.
I guess they mean for you to buy two bottles. Some only add 4 and then add more if you get noise from the rear.
Yep. I purchased the second bottle just for the one ounce so I was following the manufacturer's recommendation. Not really a big deal but it just would have been nice if they would have sold it in a single 5 oz bottle. Anyway, I got the job done and everything appears to work as it should.
So is the limited slip additive only when you have a limited slip option ?
Thanks for this video. So do you not need to change the filter at the same interval as the fluid?
Always change both. IMO.
Do you have a video of that for the new Rams?
For a challenger rt would you need friction modifier 4oz
Have you done the front and or transfer case? If you have, do you have a video on it? Ty!
Not yet, but when I do I will make a video.
@@CaptainBerz seems like the right place......does the front diff require the mopar additive?
Would you happened to know the torque specs for the drain and fill plugs? Thanks in advance.
32ft lbs bolts to pan 52 ft lbs on both drain and fill plugs
Can you do an update on the lift kit and wheels etc?
Tomorrow. 5:30AM release.
Change that, next Sunday. Sorry, mixed up the dates.
Amsoil web page says that that product already contains the friction modifiers, not sure I'd be adding additional stuff from mopar.
Correct, but the container itself does not.
@@CaptainBerz Well that's odd. Is there any way of finding out if it has it? I find it hard to believe they would get it wrong on the webpage, they wouldn't say that if the product didn't do that. I'm just leery of adding more FM than needed, that can't be good either.
I have a 2021 ram 1500, do I use 75w110 or 75w140
Owners manual.
Stupid question, please guys don’t attack me with sandals 😆 but is the front and rear fluid the same?
How many quarts it call for ? Can’t find it in the manual
2.65
You dont need to add friction modifiers when using that amsoil severe gear you put in. It already has friction modifiers in the fluid. So you just added WAY to much modifier to that rear end. Just saying.
Tell them to put that on their labels. The website says it has it, the product itself does not.
What is the fluid change intervals? How many miles between changes?
The manual says 30K if you're using the vehicle for police, taxi fleet, off-road, or frequent towing. Otherwise, 60K. In my case, I tow a 3,500 lb. RV trailer about 15%, so I don't consider that "frequent", and I do very little off-road driving. So, I'm going towards 60K.
can't get drain plug out after 130000
I thought factory is 140
So on the new model rams is it every 15k or what is the service interval just wondering
60k on 2019
Background music absolutely not necessary!
Comment absolutely not necessary!
I enjoyed the music! Lmfao😂
That music was relaxing 😁👍🏻
So For both differentials we need 3 packs and two fms?
Only need friction modifier if you have a anti-slip.
How. Do i know if i have the anti-slip ?
do you have one for the front one? I'm new to the 4x4 gang and idk how often to change them
No, but I can. Super easy. Same thing, fill/drain plug. Ditto for Transfer case, but you need different fluid.
@@CaptainBerz I don't think amsoil makes a transfer case fluid?
my dealership charges $310 for this.... what highway robbery lol
That’s it!!! So why the hell are Ram dealers charging $246 for this service???
Cause its a business and they have alot of overhead. At least this is something easy we can do ourselves.
do it right and take off the pan.. this is the lazy man's way.
Can you explain why this is necessary?
@@chriscroce990 not necessary but I clean the magnet, wipe out the sediment in bottom of the diff and check condition of the gears.