will royal purple differential gear oil stop a whine in the rear end. do i need 75w-90 or 75w-140
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Use the recommended weight for your vehicle. Also it may or may not fix your issue. You could get lucky and your old r/e fluid has lost viscosity thus a fluid change will fix it. Even then if you go to long with it whining, parts could get worn down beyond a fluid change fixing the issue
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A whine in the rear end is usually a sign or worn bearings or the lube presently is not the correct viscosity. I had a little noise in my rear end and the Royal purple fixed it for me. But I was lucky. Royal Purple is good stuff but it cannot repair worn out parts.
2048781
In short, No, tried it, need to bite the bullet & renew diff, bearings. Rozzo.
2048782
Most likely not, a whine could be cause by a number of different problems ex: poor pinion and differential clearance or bad bearing on the axle, or low fluid. Use the weight fluid recommended for vehicle.
459028
WD40 should do it. Just be careful not to get it on the pedal, would get to slippery.
1261838
If your transmission calls for Ford XT-11-QDC, the Synchromax is the correct Royal Purple product. Here is the reference guide from RP: http://www.royalpurpleconsumer.com/assets/2014_Royal_Purple_Transmission_Lubricant_Cross_Reference.pdf See page 281 from: http://www.fordservicecontent.com/Ford_Content/Catalog/owner_information/2015-Mustang-Owners-Manual-version-1_om_EN-US_07_2014.pdf
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NONE....I used lucas oil stop leak(1 gal/1 gal 40w oil ) to fix my tractor hydraulics good luck!!
1913967
BELOW IS A STATEMENT FROM RED LINE. I DO NOT THINK THIS ONE WILL DO AS YOU WANT. The following is an excerpt from Red Line's website: 'Red Line does not recommend running V-Twin Transmission Oil or Heavy Shockproof in a Sportster/Buell transmission.' It appears that '80W Motorcycle Gear Oil with ShockProof' is recommended for Sportster transmissions per the Red Line website.
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This is the fluid for VW/Audis with the larger version of the DSG gearbox. I think Audi may call it something else. You need to be careful as this is a fully synthetic oil and VW have changed the oil specification for the smaller DSG boxes (designated 200 I think) to a mineral oil to try to manage the serious issues with the mechatronic control in this box. So I would make sure you do not purchase this oil if you have this smaller DSG box.
1676289
5w 30 synthetic is recomemded by Brigg and Straton, (the engine manufacturer). I prefer synthetic over the regular oil. I will start using it next summer.
2156159
Yeah, as long as it can use 10w40. If switching to a full synthetic for the first time, the concern if that you will get leaky gaskets as the synthetic starts to clean out the build up that had been keeping them sealed. I didn't see any of this when I switched to full synthetic in my Suzuki DL1000 V-Strom. You might ask your local dealer if unsure.
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The answer is located in the "Amerisun Powersmart & Snow Devil Troubleshooting" Guide. Quote: "NOTE: ONLY USE 5W-30, 4-STROKE AUTOMOTIVE DETERGENT OIL WITH AN API SERVICE RATING OF SJ OR HIGHER. ENGINE OIL CAPACITY [LCT 208CC ENGINE] - 16 OZ. (0.473 LITER). THE USE OF AUTOMOTIVE SYNTHETIC OIL IS ACCEPTABLE"
1874001
I use it in my BMW transmission and final drive that also calls for 80W-90 so I would say you should be fine.
676171
Absolutely use the oil gas mix. failure may destroy your engine I use 91 octane
2034052
No problem. Standard 5w-30 (no mix) is all it takes. I got mine at WalMart. They also sell synthetic 5w-30. I changed the oil after the first 5 hours. Went with synthetic.
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see Mobil dot com http://www.mobiloil.com/USA-English/MotorOil/Other_Products/Mobil_1_Fully_Synthetic_Gear_Lube_75W-90LS.aspx Mobil 1 Syn Gear Lube LS 75W-90 is a supreme performance, synthetic, multi-purpose, SAE 75W-90 automotive gear lubricant designed to help meet the highest level performance requirements of modern passenger vehicles in all types of operating conditions including limited slip applications, as well as, deliver outstanding power transfer performance
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From my understanding this brand of full synthetic is great for a slipper clutch. If you are unsure just do come online research but I personal feel my bike is running better since I added this oil.
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This is suitable for use in differentials; you do want gear oil not manual transmission oil or any other usually.But you should consult references for your car regarding what fluid is specified for the application. If this is 75W90 synthetic gear oil, than this product will serve well.
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No, you havew to use grade 90 (STI only) instead of 75W90. See http://techinfo.subaru.com/proxy/69464/pdf/ownerManual/069464_2006_ImprezaWRXSTi/MSA5M0601ASTIS_18.pdfSerge
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I have been using it in my Yamaha yzf r6 for about 8000 miles now and no issues. It has a wet clutch in it. Actually it seems to shift a little smoother with this oil than it did with oem yamalube. I do change my oil every 3000 miles or so.