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differential oil
Hi all,
Well I am going to change my diff oil for the first time and while I was buying brake pads and rotors and other stuff I asked the parts dude for the gear oil I needed for my 97 TJ Dana 30 and 35c stock differentials. He gave me gear oil under the name "Parts Master SAE 80W-85W-90". The back label says formulated for both regular and limited slip differentials. I bought the limited slip additive too. Do I need to add it with this gear oil? Lost my manual and just checking here before I start. Thanks! Kevin KC8GAB 97 TJ |
Re: differential oil
Probably not IMO. Quite a few (maybe even most?) gear oils these days
seem to have the additive already in them. Dave http://mysite.verizon.net/res0p2es/david/index.htm On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 18:30:08 GMT, "Kevin" <KC8GAB@yahoo.com> wrote: >Hi all, > >Well I am going to change my diff oil for the first time and while I was >buying brake pads and rotors and other stuff I asked the parts dude for the >gear oil I needed for my 97 TJ Dana 30 and 35c stock differentials. He gave >me gear oil under the name "Parts Master SAE 80W-85W-90". The back label >says formulated for both regular and limited slip differentials. I bought >the limited slip additive too. Do I need to add it with this gear oil? >Lost my manual and just checking here before I start. > >Thanks! >Kevin KC8GAB >97 TJ > |
Re: differential oil
Probably not IMO. Quite a few (maybe even most?) gear oils these days
seem to have the additive already in them. Dave http://mysite.verizon.net/res0p2es/david/index.htm On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 18:30:08 GMT, "Kevin" <KC8GAB@yahoo.com> wrote: >Hi all, > >Well I am going to change my diff oil for the first time and while I was >buying brake pads and rotors and other stuff I asked the parts dude for the >gear oil I needed for my 97 TJ Dana 30 and 35c stock differentials. He gave >me gear oil under the name "Parts Master SAE 80W-85W-90". The back label >says formulated for both regular and limited slip differentials. I bought >the limited slip additive too. Do I need to add it with this gear oil? >Lost my manual and just checking here before I start. > >Thanks! >Kevin KC8GAB >97 TJ > |
Re: differential oil
Probably not IMO. Quite a few (maybe even most?) gear oils these days
seem to have the additive already in them. Dave http://mysite.verizon.net/res0p2es/david/index.htm On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 18:30:08 GMT, "Kevin" <KC8GAB@yahoo.com> wrote: >Hi all, > >Well I am going to change my diff oil for the first time and while I was >buying brake pads and rotors and other stuff I asked the parts dude for the >gear oil I needed for my 97 TJ Dana 30 and 35c stock differentials. He gave >me gear oil under the name "Parts Master SAE 80W-85W-90". The back label >says formulated for both regular and limited slip differentials. I bought >the limited slip additive too. Do I need to add it with this gear oil? >Lost my manual and just checking here before I start. > >Thanks! >Kevin KC8GAB >97 TJ > |
Re: differential oil
Probably not IMO. Quite a few (maybe even most?) gear oils these days
seem to have the additive already in them. Dave http://mysite.verizon.net/res0p2es/david/index.htm On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 18:30:08 GMT, "Kevin" <KC8GAB@yahoo.com> wrote: >Hi all, > >Well I am going to change my diff oil for the first time and while I was >buying brake pads and rotors and other stuff I asked the parts dude for the >gear oil I needed for my 97 TJ Dana 30 and 35c stock differentials. He gave >me gear oil under the name "Parts Master SAE 80W-85W-90". The back label >says formulated for both regular and limited slip differentials. I bought >the limited slip additive too. Do I need to add it with this gear oil? >Lost my manual and just checking here before I start. > >Thanks! >Kevin KC8GAB >97 TJ > |
Re: differential oil
Thanks,
Would it hurt if I did add the additive even if it is already in the gear oil? Would it foam or be destructive in any way? Thanks, Kevin > Probably not IMO. Quite a few (maybe even most?) gear oils these days > seem to have the additive already in them. |
Re: differential oil
Thanks,
Would it hurt if I did add the additive even if it is already in the gear oil? Would it foam or be destructive in any way? Thanks, Kevin > Probably not IMO. Quite a few (maybe even most?) gear oils these days > seem to have the additive already in them. |
Re: differential oil
Thanks,
Would it hurt if I did add the additive even if it is already in the gear oil? Would it foam or be destructive in any way? Thanks, Kevin > Probably not IMO. Quite a few (maybe even most?) gear oils these days > seem to have the additive already in them. |
Re: differential oil
Thanks,
Would it hurt if I did add the additive even if it is already in the gear oil? Would it foam or be destructive in any way? Thanks, Kevin > Probably not IMO. Quite a few (maybe even most?) gear oils these days > seem to have the additive already in them. |
Re: differential oil
Hi Kevin,
I don't see an compatibility problem, you've got it use it. It doesn't seem to be a problem with Dana's limited slip disks, but I can tell you the additive that comes in the oil will not satisfy a Ford nine inch, usually popping the spiders out of the small one pinion carrier on the first turn. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Kevin wrote: > > Thanks, > Would it hurt if I did add the additive even if it is already in the gear > oil? Would it foam or be destructive in any way? > > Thanks, > Kevin |
Re: differential oil
Hi Kevin,
I don't see an compatibility problem, you've got it use it. It doesn't seem to be a problem with Dana's limited slip disks, but I can tell you the additive that comes in the oil will not satisfy a Ford nine inch, usually popping the spiders out of the small one pinion carrier on the first turn. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Kevin wrote: > > Thanks, > Would it hurt if I did add the additive even if it is already in the gear > oil? Would it foam or be destructive in any way? > > Thanks, > Kevin |
Re: differential oil
Hi Kevin,
I don't see an compatibility problem, you've got it use it. It doesn't seem to be a problem with Dana's limited slip disks, but I can tell you the additive that comes in the oil will not satisfy a Ford nine inch, usually popping the spiders out of the small one pinion carrier on the first turn. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Kevin wrote: > > Thanks, > Would it hurt if I did add the additive even if it is already in the gear > oil? Would it foam or be destructive in any way? > > Thanks, > Kevin |
Re: differential oil
Hi Kevin,
I don't see an compatibility problem, you've got it use it. It doesn't seem to be a problem with Dana's limited slip disks, but I can tell you the additive that comes in the oil will not satisfy a Ford nine inch, usually popping the spiders out of the small one pinion carrier on the first turn. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Kevin wrote: > > Thanks, > Would it hurt if I did add the additive even if it is already in the gear > oil? Would it foam or be destructive in any way? > > Thanks, > Kevin |
Re: differential oil
Dunno.... Bill seems to think it's ok though. :)
Dave On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 20:23:37 GMT, "Kevin" <KC8GAB@yahoo.com> wrote: >Thanks, >Would it hurt if I did add the additive even if it is already in the gear >oil? Would it foam or be destructive in any way? > >Thanks, >Kevin > >> Probably not IMO. Quite a few (maybe even most?) gear oils these days >> seem to have the additive already in them. > |
Re: differential oil
Dunno.... Bill seems to think it's ok though. :)
Dave On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 20:23:37 GMT, "Kevin" <KC8GAB@yahoo.com> wrote: >Thanks, >Would it hurt if I did add the additive even if it is already in the gear >oil? Would it foam or be destructive in any way? > >Thanks, >Kevin > >> Probably not IMO. Quite a few (maybe even most?) gear oils these days >> seem to have the additive already in them. > |
Re: differential oil
Dunno.... Bill seems to think it's ok though. :)
Dave On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 20:23:37 GMT, "Kevin" <KC8GAB@yahoo.com> wrote: >Thanks, >Would it hurt if I did add the additive even if it is already in the gear >oil? Would it foam or be destructive in any way? > >Thanks, >Kevin > >> Probably not IMO. Quite a few (maybe even most?) gear oils these days >> seem to have the additive already in them. > |
Re: differential oil
Dunno.... Bill seems to think it's ok though. :)
Dave On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 20:23:37 GMT, "Kevin" <KC8GAB@yahoo.com> wrote: >Thanks, >Would it hurt if I did add the additive even if it is already in the gear >oil? Would it foam or be destructive in any way? > >Thanks, >Kevin > >> Probably not IMO. Quite a few (maybe even most?) gear oils these days >> seem to have the additive already in them. > |
Re: differential oil
There were big problems with compatibility back in the seventies
when GM ran whale oil in their automatic transmissions, but now all automobile lubricants are petroleum, including the so called synthetics. Well, except for brake fluid. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ "David C. Moller" wrote: > > Dunno.... Bill seems to think it's ok though. :) > > Dave |
Re: differential oil
There were big problems with compatibility back in the seventies
when GM ran whale oil in their automatic transmissions, but now all automobile lubricants are petroleum, including the so called synthetics. Well, except for brake fluid. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ "David C. Moller" wrote: > > Dunno.... Bill seems to think it's ok though. :) > > Dave |
Re: differential oil
There were big problems with compatibility back in the seventies
when GM ran whale oil in their automatic transmissions, but now all automobile lubricants are petroleum, including the so called synthetics. Well, except for brake fluid. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ "David C. Moller" wrote: > > Dunno.... Bill seems to think it's ok though. :) > > Dave |
Re: differential oil
There were big problems with compatibility back in the seventies
when GM ran whale oil in their automatic transmissions, but now all automobile lubricants are petroleum, including the so called synthetics. Well, except for brake fluid. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ "David C. Moller" wrote: > > Dunno.... Bill seems to think it's ok though. :) > > Dave |
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