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#496970 01/24/2009 4:11 AM
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Have a '35 1-1/2 Ton. 207 C.I. Would like the weights, and levels of the oils, and lubes for engine, transmission, and rear end. For what its worth in Ariz. usually we have summers 90-105, winters 60-75. Thanks, Tom

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no forgiveness required! wink this might be of use to ya, the Master used the 207 ..... you might watch Kieths site for something to show up that's closer, and someone here may be able to help more, there's a few 30's guys on regular

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The engine takes 5 qts. A heavy oil would work best in that climate. Like 15w40 or 20w50. Or just a straight weight 30. The trans & rear end can use 90 or 90/140 gear oil. The trans holds about 5 pints. & the rear holds about 6. Fill the rear end to the level of the fill plug & the trans a little below the level.


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Thank you both gentleman. Good info from both. Tom


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