Changing the front differential fluid on a 08 Tahoe

Showing how to change the front differential Fluid on a Chevy Tahoe. The same applies for just about any GM vehicle with the 5.3 V-8 that also has the 4 x 4 option it could also be for the 6.0 engine as well
questions comments or concerns feel free to leave one!

[@deapozol]

Great video sir. I'm going to change out my dads gear oil on his 07 Tahoe. It has 76,000 miles on it. and. He is the second owner and I bet it was never changed. Will do the 75w-90 gear oil for the front and rear and you motivated me to do it. Thank you.

[@airman6822]

Great video. A lot of people dont do this and it's easy. A little maintenance goes a long way.

[@bryantjulien788]

Needed to see the socket size, stayed for the whole vid. Great stuff!

[@WendzDarKnight08]

Pretty good video man thanks!

[@last1king]

Thanks, you did a great job.

[@johnbreeden5093]

Was you doing some powder?

[@MasterNeko]

What?

[@abelflores5976]

😂

[@imathreat209]

Lolol

[@jeffowens8722]

Thanks for the details

[@EricSNeitzel]

Great work!

[@chardt02]

Thanks man! Just bought one... betting this has never been done.

[@mujjuman]

great video thx

[@victorserrano5055]

How much it’s the torque to that bolts ?

[@alharithxxx]

75 w 90 is for the rear and 80 w 90 for the front and make sure the rear fluid is with additive

[@AccessGranted95]

What kind of additive

[@alharithxxx]

@@AccessGranted95 limited slip additive

[@johnh6791]

Thanks for this vid brah, want to do mine for me?

[@Wisconsin4eyes]

So that’s 1.5 Quarts total for the front differential?

[@Pancholoco1870]

Handle that snot before the videos bra, besides that good video.

[@polymexdf69]

How do you measure

[@polymexdf69]

How do you measure if you not changing it

[@polymexdf69]

Thanks

[@jockosboy17]

You missed the word "fluid" in your description.

[@MasterNeko]

Joshua C thanks just fixed should be up soon 👍🏾

[@YMoses]

I have a 2007 GMC Yukon 1500 sle 4wd, and it has 59,000 Miles on it, front and rear differential fluid never changed, and i really want to change it and wherever i go to buy the oil or even the dealer are strongly advising me not to change it because it might get damaged! What on earth should I do? Is it logical to just have an expired oil and metal debris eating the differential parts?
And are convincing me that the older it gets the better as it changes/becomes thicker!
One of The dealers said there is at least 20% chance for it to be damaged in case of changing it! Another dealer said there is a small possibility it might be damaged! As a very strong whining noise acquires! Please someone give me an advice to change it or not to.

[@MasterNeko]

Moser Moses my opinion is I’d change it. Oil or any fluid does not get better over time it only deteriorates. I don’t trust the dealership personally because they always try to make a buck at the end of the day. I do know there are cases with transmissions that once the oil changed it gets strange but that’s only because there was a underlying issue. This one is up to you, but my opinion would be to change it, this way you know it was done. Good luck

[@Hiperf]

I definitely wouldn't let that dealer touch it. A transmission is a different story but that makes no sense on front diff, transfercase, and rear diff.
Ask them if they don't change engine oil on their personal vehicles.

[@playbigsplayhouse7474]

What symptoms were u experiencing before you changed it?

[@MasterNeko]

Glow Golfin none, part of preventative maintenance, don’t know if it was done before I owned it, I try to change all fluids and whatnot when I get a new to me car

[@thishandleisalreadytaken]

seems like he was experiencing some mucus build up before he changed it.

[@johnbreeden5093]

@@thishandleisalreadytaken 🤣🤣🤣

[@carlosdelgadillo1814]

wrong oil