Diff Lube: What Weight Multigrade?
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Diff Lube: What Weight Multigrade?
OK, this is probably a simple question, but for some reason I can't find the answer.
The lube spec for the stick differential on an SA is GL-5, SAE 90, for ops above 0*F.
But nobody apparently sells single-weight gear lube any more; everything I can find is multi-grade, multi-weight.
What's the correct lube choice for a stock, non-LSD diff, especially one that's getting older and a bit sloppy?
The lube spec for the stick differential on an SA is GL-5, SAE 90, for ops above 0*F.
But nobody apparently sells single-weight gear lube any more; everything I can find is multi-grade, multi-weight.
What's the correct lube choice for a stock, non-LSD diff, especially one that's getting older and a bit sloppy?
just chillin
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From: Washingtonville, NY
i am pretty sure they don't get hot, they prob stay colder in the winter city driving maybe warm a Lil bit considering the LSD clutches inside and don't get any hotter then a summer day ive lifted cars and felt diffs after just running nothing dangerous
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