Diff oil
20-12-2006, 10:31 AM
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I personally prefer the Motul Gear 300 75w90
100% synthetic, Competition-high performance.
But I am biased as I use the 300v competition oil too!!
and the RBF for my brake fluid.
100% synthetic, Competition-high performance.
But I am biased as I use the 300v competition oil too!!
and the RBF for my brake fluid.
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20-12-2006, 09:46 PM
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can you use the same diff oil for the front diff..and the rear diff as well?and what about the center diff....maybe stupid question but...heh
21-12-2006, 10:05 AM
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front and rears use the same,
the gearbox has its own specific MT75 oil
the transfer (inc the centre diff) uses Dexron 3 oil,
**BUT**
using the dexron 3 and mt oil in the box and transfer does make it nopisey when its hot and it ralltes like a bag of bolts,
some tuners have found a mobil oilt hat they use (the same in both) that stops this, and keeps the gears changing nice,
IIRC, Stu has some used it as has Gaz@CPP in cheshire (when he was cossie powered before he wnt all evo on me
)
the gearbox has its own specific MT75 oil
the transfer (inc the centre diff) uses Dexron 3 oil,
**BUT**
using the dexron 3 and mt oil in the box and transfer does make it nopisey when its hot and it ralltes like a bag of bolts,
some tuners have found a mobil oilt hat they use (the same in both) that stops this, and keeps the gears changing nice,
IIRC, Stu has some used it as has Gaz@CPP in cheshire (when he was cossie powered before he wnt all evo on me
)
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