Changing the Diff Fluid in a 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee V6

[@swaggerjacker1482]

Great video. Straight forward and to the point

[@jtaheri223]

In case anyone was looking for it in the description. Tools needed are an 8mm Hex Socket, socket wrench, and socket extenders.

[@richardr5888]

Thanks! Also, wow is that underbody super clean!

[@SilentBob1932]

Good Video, I do mine Front and Rear along with the transfer case for my 2015 Grand Cherokee Limited AWD. I do it every year and Use Redline 75W85 in the differentials and it meets the specifications , ATF+4 in the transfer case. The Mopar gear oil is to expensive , but use the Mopar ATF+4 which is more reasonably priced

[@WestlyEdell]

Great vid, I am off to the garage. Looks easy...

[@JoesGarageProductionsLLC]

Thank you! Yep it's super easy. Good luck!

[@mikebrown8065]

Thanks for sharing 👍. Obviously cheaper than the Dealership or a "lube oil shop" labor costs!!

[@forrestgun1977]

10mm socket are the fancy ones

[@jonn9603]

Where about is the rear location for the rear differential located at?

[@juniorgemini8076]

good to know

[@ErikSummer]

Jeep requires a different part number (5136035ad) for the Diff Fluid which goes for $64/quart. Do you know what the difference is other than the big price difference? I think the recommended one has a friction modifier additive which the 2015 Grand Cherokee needs. I would like the buy the cheaper one you show in this video but don't want to risk damage to my diff.

[@JoesGarageProductionsLLC]

I don't believe my vehicle has a limited slip. I can say that the vehicle in this video is a daily driver and is running just fine with the fluid I used in this video. Not sure what the difference is between this fluid in the dealer fluid sorry

[@RC.56]

Just filling until it leaks out?? It very not accurate or specific. Is this the procedure? Thanks

[@JoesGarageProductionsLLC]

Yes, that is a very common procedure when servicing differentials. The vehicle is still on the road today and there have been no issues with the rear differential.

[@jamiedennison1427]

Hey. Have you ever changed the Transfer case fluid on this vehicle? And If you how many liters does it take to full up?

[@JoesGarageProductionsLLC]

Sorry, this vehicle is a 4x2 and has no transfer case.

[@emmyjimth8885]

Joe, do you want afree rack roof for your 2015 Jeep?

[@adriansanches202]

I want to change the transfer case fluid change on my 2015 Jeep grand Cherokee high altitude 3.6L 4x4 how do I know if it has a 1 speed or 2 speed transfer case?

[@JoesGarageProductionsLLC]

Sorry, I am not too familiar with the 4x4 version (FL is pretty 2WD dominant), but does that matter from a fluid change perspective? Do they not all take ATF+4?

[@adriansanches202]

I had to get it straight From the dealer. Didn’t want to risk buying the wrong fluid.. but thanks for the reply

[@chadfisher1858]

Have a 2014 overland 4x2 .....does my jeep have the ELSD ?

[@JoesGarageProductionsLLC]

I think you would need to look up the build sheet by the VIN to be sure. Try this: fcagroup.my.site.com/Jeep/s/equipment-listing

[@spelabofficial]

Hi Joe. How to contact you?

[@JoesGarageProductionsLLC]

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