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 ===NV4500===
-According to Auto Gear, the NV4500 is VERY finicky when it comes to lubricant. Improper lube will kill a 4500 in short order, its what Syntorq was designed for. If you can find Castrol Syntorq LT 75w-85, use it. If you can't, then get the dealership equivalent and keep the receipt so you have a leg to stand on if there's a service issue. According to one source (Dan @ Quad in Roberts, Montana), the proper Amsoil equivalent has given good results.
+[http://www.hotrodders.com/forum/strong-4x4-manual-transmissions-228897.html#post1640041 Reportedly], the NV4500 is VERY finicky when it comes to lubricant. Improper lube has been said to kill a NV4500 in short order. Castrol Syntorq was designed for use in the NV4500 transmission; if you can find Castrol Syntorq LT 75w-85, use it. If you can't, then get the dealership equivalent and keep the receipt so you have a leg to stand on if there's a service issue. According to one source (Dan @ Quad in Roberts, Montana), the proper Amsoil equivalent has given good results.
+===NV5600===
+Fluid Capacity: 9 1/2 pints<br>
+Fill port: Driver's side, requires a 17mm hex wrench
+*Texaco [[Media:Tex 5600 fluid.pdf|Code 1874 MTX]]
+*Mopar 4761526
+*Dodge spec MS-9224 oil'''*'''
+'''<nowiki>*</nowiki>'''Several people on the [http://www.turbodieselregister.com/ TDR forum] have reported success with Amsoil Series 3000 5W-30 engine oil.
 ===Factory recommendations for manual trans/transfer case===

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