Tune-Up - V8: Specifications: Capacities

1985 Chevrolet Forward Control 6.2 J, StandardSECTION Capacities
FLUID CAPACITIES

Application Quantity
Cooling System
"P" Models
5.7L 15.5 qts. (14.5L)
7.4L 22.5 qts. (21.2L)
All Other Models
5.0 & 5.7L
With A/C 18.0 qts. (17.0L)
Without A/C 17.5 qts. (16.5L)
7.4L
With A/C 24.5 qts. (23.0L)
Without A/C 23.0 qts. (22.0L)
Crankcase (Including Filter)
5.0 & 5.7L 5.0 qts. (3.8L)
7.4L 7.0 qts. (5.7L)
Automatic Transmission (Dexron II)
THM 350 (Refill) 6.0 pts. (2.8L)
THM 400 (Refill) 7.0 pts. (3.8L)
THM 700-R4 (Refill) 10.0 pts. (4.7L)
Manual Transmission (SAE 80W-90)
3-Speed 3.0 pts. (1.4L)
4-Speed 8.0 pts. (3.8L)
Transfer Case (Dexron II)
205 5.0 pts. (2.4L)
208 10.0 pts. (4.8L)
Front Axle (SAE 80W-90) 5.0 pts. (2.4L)
Rear Axle (SAE 80W-90) (1)
Power Take-Off (SAE 80W-90) 5.0 pts. (2.4L)
Fuel Tank
Blazer & Suburban
Standard 25.0 gals. (95L)
Optional 31.0 or 40.0 gals. (117L or 151L)
Caballero & El Camino
Standard 18.0 gals. (68L)
Optional 22.0 gals. (83L)
Pickup Models
Short Wheelbase (Each Tank) 16.0 gals. (61L)
Long Wheelbase (Each Tank) 20.0 gals. (76L)
Van Models
Standard 22.0 gals. (83L)
Optional 33.0 gals. (125L)
"P" Models
Standard (2) 40.0 gals. (151L)
Optional (3) 60.0 gals. (227L)
(1) Fill to bottom of filler hole.
(2) School bus has 30.0 gals. (114L).
(3) Motor home chassis only.
SYSTEM REFRIGERANT CAPACITY

Application Specification
C-60 3 lbs.
Overhead System
"C" & "K" Models 5.25 lbs.
"G" Models 4.5 lbs.
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