M mcrmxr New Member Sep 1, 2003 8 0 0 Apr 10, 2004 #1 Apr 10, 2004 #1 I just replaced the stock gears in my 99 convertible with 4.10 gears. I put the oil in that the manual calls for (80-90) for break in , but what oil should I use after that. Any suggestions or recomendations?
I just replaced the stock gears in my 99 convertible with 4.10 gears. I put the oil in that the manual calls for (80-90) for break in , but what oil should I use after that. Any suggestions or recomendations?
todd4566 Founding Member May 24, 2000 1,075 0 36 California Apr 10, 2004 #2 Apr 10, 2004 #2 80-90w again. I would put in a synthetic type too (Mobil, Redline, etc). Don't forget friction modifier if the oil isn't mixed w/ it already.
80-90w again. I would put in a synthetic type too (Mobil, Redline, etc). Don't forget friction modifier if the oil isn't mixed w/ it already.
Blakers01GT Master of the Clubhead Founding Member Sep 21, 2001 2,110 0 0 Brown Deer, WI Apr 10, 2004 #3 Apr 10, 2004 #3 I just use the Motocraft 75-140
twogts4us 15 Year Member Apr 1, 2004 4,188 12 79 Dunedin, FL Apr 11, 2004 #4 Apr 11, 2004 #4 Royal Purple here!
KJ Hoppus New Member Mar 18, 2003 1,008 0 0 Elk Grove CA Apr 11, 2004 #5 Apr 11, 2004 #5 todd4566 said: 80-90w again. I would put in a synthetic type too (Mobil, Redline, etc). Don't forget friction modifier if the oil isn't mixed w/ it already. Click to expand... or Motorcraft
todd4566 said: 80-90w again. I would put in a synthetic type too (Mobil, Redline, etc). Don't forget friction modifier if the oil isn't mixed w/ it already. Click to expand... or Motorcraft
Dark Knight GT I can't get it up......ok that didn't sound right. May 26, 2003 3,653 2 56 Ozark, Missouri Apr 11, 2004 #6 Apr 11, 2004 #6 Yeah, the Motorcraft 75w-140 is a synthetic read diff. fluid. However, you can buy the other brands for cheaper. Why that is, I dont know.
Yeah, the Motorcraft 75w-140 is a synthetic read diff. fluid. However, you can buy the other brands for cheaper. Why that is, I dont know.