80w90 The 2004 Rubicon rear differential uses 75W140 synthetic oil. On each side of the differential cover plate is a tag listing specific numbers for the differential. One of the tags lists the lubricant installed by the manufacturer. I also have a 2004 Rubicon and the rear differential on mine uses 75W140 synthetic oil plus 4 oz of limited slip lube. The front differential lists only 80W90 oil with no limited slip lube.
6.5 quarts 5w30
5.5 qts, i think
4 quarts motor oil 2 quarts transmission oil 1 quart differential oil
To check the differential oil level on a 2004 Mitsubishi Endeavor, locate the differential housing, which is typically found near the rear axle. Look for the fill plug, usually located on the side of the differential. Remove the plug and check if the oil level is at or just below the bottom of the fill hole; you can use your finger to feel the oil level. If it's low, add the appropriate differential oil until it reaches the correct level, then securely replace the fill plug.
SAE 75W90 synthetic gear oil.
Just over 2 quarts.
5.0 pints ( 2.4 liters )
75W140 is the recommended axle fluid.
Right behind the skid plate. Almost under it.
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yes the tranny oil and diff oil are seperate, typically there is a drain plug and a fill plug located on the diff usually a 3/4" combo wrench will do the trick