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Re: Which brand gear oil?
#688119
01/22/06 05:11 PM
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Joined: Oct 2002
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Mudrunner
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I got valvoline full synth, but only in the rear diff (i have manual hubs in the front). I gained a little MPG by putting full synth in the tranny, xfercase and rear diff. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/patriot.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Which brand gear oil?
#688120
01/22/06 06:53 PM
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Joined: May 2005
Posts: 172
Wheeler
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I'm a full synth kinda guy.
I preferr Amsoil products.
"Stubig" - '72 416.141 (U1100) Unimog "Sassy" - '05 KLR650 "Brody" - '04 Rodeo (It's my wife's, really) "Candy" - '02 TDI New Beetle (yes, a family of 4 fits inside) "Twinkie" - '72 Revcon 250 (converting from Olds 455 to 6.5L Diesel)
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Re: Which brand gear oil?
#688121
01/24/06 03:34 AM
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Anonymous
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Will it hurt anything if I run 75w90 in the rear instead of 80w? I'd like to go to synthetic just because of what I've seen it do in my engine and in my dads chevy's differential.I've had that rear pumpkin under water so much I'd like to change the lube anyway just in case I've gotten some water in there.
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Re: Which brand gear oil?
#688122
01/24/06 04:58 AM
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Joined: Nov 2004
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Mudrunner
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75w90 is fine, it's just a little lighter when cold but the same as 80w90 when warm and it will be warm most of the time.
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