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What type of gear oil is for a 2003 dodge truck?

The type of gear oil for a 2003 Dodge truck depends on several factors: the specific model (Ram 1500, 2500, 3500), the axle type (Dana, Chrysler 8.25, etc.), and the differential type (front or rear). Dodge used a variety of axles and differentials across its truck lineup.

You absolutely must consult your owner's manual. It will specify the correct gear oil type (API classification, viscosity, and amount). The manual will also tell you whether you have a limited-slip differential, which requires a specific type of gear oil.

Without knowing the specific model and axle configuration of your 2003 Dodge truck, giving a definitive answer is impossible and potentially damaging to your vehicle. Using the wrong gear oil can lead to premature wear and failure of your drivetrain components.

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