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oil for lockers

Post by ozy1 »

i have recently purchased an MQ, and have been trying to work out what is in the read diff, i have narrowed it down to some sort of auto locker,

my question

what oils do all the differnt auto lockers use? is there one that will suit them all?
i do not want to pull the diff apart.

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Post by bazzle »

Any good brand Diff oil standard or synthetic.
ie80w/90

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Post by Bluey »

ozy1, i went for the heavier weight oil for my detroit as recommended here:

http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/PHP_Modules/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=17509&highlight=oil
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Post by Screwy »

80W-90 is the standard
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Post by CHOPZUKI »

i installed a powertrax(lock-rite) locker in my zook and the manual recommended 85w/140 to make it quieter and smoother in operation so thats what i used ;)

pretty sure you can use 80/90 as well.

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Post by hypo »

the dude the has just rebuilt my GQ centres with my ARB's and new R&P's reccomended 90/140.

dunno if that is 2 heavy or not but he says its the go it wont burn like the LS90 stuff
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