Does anyone know what the equivalent fluid is to the Mopar t-case lube for trucks equipped with the Borg Warner 44-44 transfer case? I am wanting to change the oil in my difs and t-case but cant find that info.
I don't know about that. I had the dealer run my Vin# and I have a BW44-45 transfer case. Also Amsoil's website lists the same fluid for the BW44-44 & BW44-45 transfer cases with the Mopar equivalent being 68089195AA. http://www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2012/ram/1500-pickup/4915431/us-volume/ . -GlenI got Redline for my upcoming diff fluid change. I ordered 75W140 for the rear, 75W85 for the front per the manual (only Mopar and Redline make 75W85), but I ordered a bottle of their friction modifier too. It meets the specs of the Mopar FM and IDK if I really need it, but I want it just in case the oil doesn't have quite enough blended in. I don't think it'll really be a problem though since IIRC its a pretty standard proportion.
The 44-45 uses ATF+4
Thunderhorse, Thanks for the clarification. I did crawl under my truck and could not locate a tag on the transfer case, that's why I had a dealership run my Vin. #. I thought I had the BW 44-44 transfer case. I was surprised that I was told otherwise. Yesterday, I crawled under my truck, and finally found a barely readable sticker that confirmed I do have the BW 44-44 transfer case, and not the BW 44-45 part time transfer case. I have read my owner's manual and it states that ATF+4 is recommended for all transfer cases except the BW 44-44 transfer case. On the plus side, I bought the correct fluid for my transfer case, and what I've learned is the Dodge dealers here on Long Island are a bunch of morons. So be skeptical of the dealer parts departments, and don't believe what you read on internet dealer websites. Thanks very much. Regards, GlenI am at about 52,000 and will be changing my axles and t case soon. This will be the first time I've ever changed diff or t case fluid on a vehicle.
Laramies come with the 44-44 with the auto 4wd.