davebeccles

Active Member

• Aug 31, 2015

• #1

Probably a daft question but someone has to ask it to stop others feeling daft!
What oil goes into the diff? Plenty came out but I don't know h
what to put back in?

 

blue beasty

Leaks an prone to bits dropping off

• Aug 31, 2015

• #2

EP90

 

davebeccles

Active Member

• Aug 31, 2015

• #3

davebeccles said:

Probably a daft question but someone has to ask it to stop others feeling daft!
What oil goes into the diff? Plenty came out but I don't know h
what to put back in?

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Answered my own question EP90

 

davebeccles

Active Member

• Aug 31, 2015

• #4

Cheers Beasty

 

jamesmartin

Well-Known Member

• Aug 31, 2015

• #5

you can use the more widely available 80/90 or 75/90

 

raywin

Well-Known Member

• Aug 31, 2015

• #6

Is the 75 - 90 good in LR diff ?
Seems better to use the lightest one which gives full protection, especial in the UK climate, but just wondered if anyone had experience with the 75-90.
I may drain mine soon and would like to try it.

 

blue beasty

Leaks an prone to bits dropping off

• Aug 31, 2015

• #7

raywin said:

Is the 75 - 90 good in LR diff ?
Seems better to use the lightest one which gives full protection, especial in the UK climate, but just wondered if anyone had experience with the 75-90.
I may drain mine soon and would like to try it.

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I doubt very much there'd be much difference in protection, maybe a bit less initial drag setting off on a cold morning but I've never seen suggestions that a diff multi grade is better......just more available.

 

jamesmartin

Well-Known Member

• Aug 31, 2015

• #8

raywin said:

Is the 75 - 90 good in LR diff ?
Seems better to use the lightest one which gives full protection, especial in the UK climate, but just wondered if anyone had experience with the 75-90.
I may drain mine soon and would like to try it.

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more than adequate, its what most use now and have been for years

 

raywin

Well-Known Member

• Aug 31, 2015

• #9

jamesmartin said:

more than adequate, its what most use now and have been for years

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Thanks
I'll give that a go