thebiglad
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Great. Good for you.
What about countries with hotter climates? ;-)
So, for hotter climates: - MTF94 for Gearbox?
- ... and what for Transfer case?
- ... what for diffs?
Cheers!
Main, manual gearbox - MTF94 - 2.5ltrs
Transfer box and diffs - EP 80w-90 to GL5 spec. - 6ltrs in total.
And what about EVO1-2?
I must seem daft
ta!
What say you about GL4 Dave?
I use ep80 mineral GL4 you see as I feel it is old fashioned therefore suitable...
Right! This oil business is messed up
I called a local Land Rover parts dealer and LR "specialist" ( :rolly: ) and they told me to use ATF3 (Dexron III to be exact) in Gearbox and W80-90 in transfer case and diffs.
I asked them if the W80-90 should be EP and they said "no"! I also stated that the Gearbox is a manual and they insisted on the ATF! Obviously they asked what car it is: Disco 1 1997-98, Manual.
Damn shait advise left, right and centre! I think he was looking at the D2 info instead of the D1 stuff.
Best advise and most logical advise is the advise above from you fellas: MTF94 (or Evo1 if available) in Gearbox with proper service intervals and EP 80w-90 to GL5 spec. for Transfer case and Diffs. with proper service intervals!
Do you guys think EP W85-140 is better for hotter climates?
AND I have recently filled my LT77 with MTF94 and it has not exploded, imploded, melted down, set on fire or turned into a collection of spare parts.
In fact, it's better than ever!
No more gearshift stiffening up after a long run on the motorway, plus geberally cleaner shifting
but is yours a coated baulk ring box or non coated
Does Repsol make MTF94 or any other subsidiary brand of Repsol? cheers
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