gear oil
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gear oil
i'm ordering some amsoil gear lube and tranny fluid for my truck, i have awd so should the front be 75-110 like the rear? and withe the trx4 package i'm almost sure it has limited slip does the amsoil cover that or do i need additive for that? thanks josh.
sorry about all the questions just getting to know my truck, haynes doesn't tell you everything.
sorry about all the questions just getting to know my truck, haynes doesn't tell you everything.
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i'm ordering some amsoil gear lube and tranny fluid for my truck, i have awd so should the front be 75-110 like the rear? and withe the trx4 package i'm almost sure it has limited slip does the amsoil cover that or do i need additive for that? thanks josh.
sorry about all the questions just getting to know my truck, haynes doesn't tell you everything.
sorry about all the questions just getting to know my truck, haynes doesn't tell you everything.
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As long as the second number matches (the 140) you will maintain proper viscosity at operating temp. I couldn't find reasonably priced oil in 75W140 (it was all synthetic), so I went with 80W140. A bit thicker when cold, but the same viscosity at temp.
LSD additives I can't speak on...but gears are gears are gears. Particularly in our ancient axles. Regular, cheap gear oil of the proper weight will be just fine for the gears and bearings.
LSD additives I can't speak on...but gears are gears are gears. Particularly in our ancient axles. Regular, cheap gear oil of the proper weight will be just fine for the gears and bearings.
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hey it's almost 12. ha. anyway i spend alot of time sitting in a stand still in the morning so i can understand. i bought a truck knowing mpg were not great. good fluid helps and so does driving habits, and sometimes i get road rage and the pedal goes down. so 90frnt/140rear it is thanks fellas.