What diff oil are you using in front and rear on a auto?

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what type of oil do you use in the front and rear diff of an auto

80w-90
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75w-90
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80w-90 synthetic
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75w-90 synthetic
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No votes
Other?
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What diff oil are you using in front and rear on a auto?

Post by Saskatoon Subaru »

So i'm gunna be changing my diff oil soon, and i was just wounding what type of diff oil is everyone using.

the book says 80w-90, but i have 75w-90 at work and it would be easier to use that, but if 80w-90 is what has to be used then that what i'll use

the front and rear diff in a 90 auto
thanks
Last edited by Saskatoon Subaru on Sat Mar 22, 2008 5:01 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Post by 93forestpearl »

In about two weeks when I get this LSD back together I'll be trying out some Amsoil 75x90. We'll see how it goes.
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Post by Legacy777 »

Depends on what diff you're referring to.

The front diff in the AT
The rear diff
The MT
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