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lol, i have a deuce bed full of them. Just had to give you some shi*. In the civi world the 205 takes 80-90 gear lube. I have seen mill ones with atf. the gear lube climbs the gears better as the 205 dose not have a pump in it.
PS, it is better. Keep it !
205, you are correct on you drain and fill. correct fluid..... not so much
You say this is in a 1009 (blazer) ?
The tag i am refering to is a round one with a single screw in the middle. tells the model & ratio. That silver tag is meaningless to you for basic identification
what wrench did you use to get the plugs out?
205= tag on the front, blue ink
208= tag on rear, red ink
you can also tell what it is by the shifter. if there is a square plastic bezel and no writing on the nob its a 208
Just a rubber boot and shift pattern on the nob, its a 205
5 quarts in a 208.......yea right. They only hold 2-2 1/2.
Your neighbor needs to go back to school as well. NO fluid is shared between these and you do NOT check a t-case with the engine running.
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