Can this be used for 75w90 differential oil ? I know it sounds stupid, but I also know that there are lubes used for both tranny and differential.
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Transmission oil is different than automatic transmission fluid. Do not interchange them. If your vehicle calls for 75w90 oil stay with it.
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I got mine to use as the transmission cooler and it does great. Don't know if that would be good for engine oil as it is a thicker consistancy.
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I always use synthetic 10w30. It is a great all weather oil and you change it every 40 hours.
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BE CAREFUL. This fluid is for inside your manual transmission, not the clutch resivour which requires dot3. For the clutch use dot3 which is a brake fluid!
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I use Castrol ATV or Castrol 4 stroke oil, any 4 stroke or atv oil should work fine though
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GM #12378261 is a part number, not a spec. Royal Purple Max Gear 75W90 is perfectly appropriate for use in the G80 differential used in some GM trucks. The limited-slip friction modifier in Max Gear oils will not alter or degrade the performance of a locking differential.
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If 75w90 gear oil is what the Sportster calls for then I wouldn't hesitate to use this. You won't find a much better gear oil.
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Absolutely,, you can use the Derale oil cooler for both engine and trans. I have a 4x4 truck and I use it to keep my turbo 400 cool,, it works very well.
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You may with your hand book to find what grade of the transmission fluid is require when it need to change. You consult directly with Red Line people, they should response to you shortly. Other comparision you may refer to Liqui-Moly, as they are Germany Oil maker, they may more appropriate for German made car. I hope my answer can fulfill your expectation. Thanks
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Sure it's not one of your universals joints clonking. Anyway it helps with shifting and converter shudder. Good stuff alot of benefits. Google it Lubegard red go to there website read up. It won't make it worse and it may just do the trick. www.lubegard.com/C-110/Transmission
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Don't know. I was looking for a straight 20 weight non-detergent oil. The original auto tranny fluid from the 40s and 50s to put into my 1965 garden tractor hydraulic drive.
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OH NO!!!!! Don't lube the Timing Belt with any kind of petroleum product. It will break down the rubber compounds of the belt. If it's a new belt the material it's made of may be sub-par. When it comes to parts such as that I only purchase OEM, not after market. Are you sure it's the Timing Belt??? Bottom line, don't lube that belt. This stuff is great on door hinges, locks, etc. Hope this helps.
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Should be fine lubricant...but sincerely do not know compatibility for a fact.
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We used some Kendall utility oil that my husband has had for a long time and put a little bit on each of the bearings. Worked very well. I imagine any kind of general purpose oil would work....like sewing machine oil.
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I have a 4 cycle and it works wonderful, just keep it lubricated. The connector end has not changed for quite a while my old one has same connector as my newest one. I am quite sure you should be fine.
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You shouldn't run anything but synthetic in your turbo model. 5w-40 is perfect. exactly what the dealer uses. you will gunk up the engine if you use conventional oil.
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Not sure just check to see if you have the 722.6 Trans. If you use it be careful not to use clothe to wipe it when checking. Only use lint free paper or leather. This is one of the reasons that they don't put the dipstick in in the first place (or so I've read). Fibers from clothe can damage the trans..