2007-21 Toyota Tundra Front & Rear Differential Plus Transfer Case Oil Change How-To

[@n2daair23]

Cool hack with the allen wrench check, just make sure you use the longer ones, you damn sure don’t want to drop one of the shorter ones in by accident. And also, careful with that brake cleaner around any rubber gaskets or seals, it’ll eat em up!

[@jayjaykapone4876]

great video. I've used napa 75w90 on everything they had a sell.

[@jimtadlock1082]

I’m going to use this on my 2010, thanks!

[@mikesumner5129]

2014-2021 Tundras use a different transfer case oil because they have a different Borg Warner Transfer case. They use a 75 weight gear oil called "Transfer Case Oil LF 75W" It is stupid expensive. Ravenol also make a 75w oil for half the price and Redline makes one called MT-LV. That said, most people and dealers then to just use 75w90 in all the diffs and transfer cases.

[@stevenpeterson8444]

local Toyota dealership just uses a generic GL-5. once i learned that i just started using Amsoil.

[@kevinsaldivar3055]

Would 75-90 am soil severe gear work for transfer case?

[@stevenpeterson8444]

@@kevinsaldivar3055 yep, that’s what i used

[@bradhone9168]

I tried to buy the "special" 75w transfer case oil locally, both Toyota and Lexus deals said they never use it, only 75w/90

[@gjm3525]

Redline makes a 75W compatible too

[@Earth2FullGone2Space]

Great video! I'm going to give it a try on my 2015 Tundra. Thanks 👍

[@JM-wy6sq]

Imagine dropping the Alan wrench in there 😳 great video though thanks

[@MoparDan]

That’s a nice looking Tundra! I like your user of an Allen key as a short dipstick. With my ‘12 Chrysler 200 Touring convertible the only similar service I could do it the transaxle transmission fluid and filter change. Good video.

[@evo_dann]

Does it matter if the truck is on a slight incline? or does it need to be level?

[@BLUECOLLARGARAGE]

It needs to be level that way you can get an accurate reading.

[@mohammadabid1222]

Can i just use 75-90 for everything

[@stevenpeterson8444]

yes, that’s what the dealership does

[@limeallens6160]

Amsoil 75-90 is what I use

[@John-jr7xn]

Nice work bro

[@supergrendel]

You can just run 75w-90 now as they all have the limited slip diff additive

[@EngineerK]

So same oil in all 3 cases?

[@supergrendel]

@@EngineerK Yeah the Valvoline full synthetic stuff I got has the limited slip additive in it and almost all dealerships now are just using 75w-90 with the additive

[@akguy4u29]

That transfer case oil is expensive I’m glad 1 liter will do for mine .

[@limeallens6160]

Put your pink inside and feel the level of the oil

[@fathernson8]

What year is your tundra?

[@BLUECOLLARGARAGE]

2013

[@tacomanick5657]

I don’t k ow if you mentioned it but home many miles did you have on your truck when you did this service? Thanks.

[@BLUECOLLARGARAGE]

This one had right around 66k I believe

[@jordonbohanan208]

5-1/2qts? Mine only used and called for 3.8qts!

[@jasonkimble8926]

Never heard of that fluid