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What kind of transmission oil and how many quarts, for a 94 GMC Sierra 1500 5.7L 4x4? Also what kind and how many for the transfer case?

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That atf stand for automatic transmission fluid also in the transfer case you need 80w90

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    Shawn Maine Dec 19, 2021

    There's 2 different types of transmissions that came with this truck. Look at the bolt pattern and count them if you need to. You will know exactly if you google the types that came with it.

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