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96convertstang

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i have a 1996 mustang GT i am wanting to change my rear end oil with royal purple synthetic and i am wanting to know how much oil to put in when its empty?

 

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darkside03gt

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I believe its right around two qts. Stay away from RP its junk. Mobil1 FTW.

 

Sonic04GT

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A little over 2 qts.

 

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jlds91389

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i used rp in mine and have had no problems. why is it junk?

 

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Icemanstang

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I have always used two quarts of Redline 75W90 gear oil
and one bottle of friction modifier.

 

gip99drop

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Royal Purple for me and no problem at all. 3 different Stangs...

 

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96convertstang

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how many quarts did you guys using rp put in 2?

 

gip99drop

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2 quarts and maybe 4 onces...

 

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jlds91389

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yep right at two bottles

 

281CI96Coupe

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Amsoil Severe Gear Duty 75w90 2 bottles, and 1 bottle of Ford friction modifier.

 

Rocket3005

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2 quarts Redline 75w90 I always add a bottle of Friction Modifier but I'm not sure you have too. Redline is the Only Way To Go

 

Mustang5L5

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Everyone's got their preferences over oil brands. Unless you are using "Joe Blow's recycled oil" in your rear...you'll be fine with any of the major oil manufacturers.

In the rear, i prefer Amsoil, followed by Mobil 1.

 

PULMEOVR

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Mustang5L5 said:

Everyone's got their preferences over oil branes. Unless you are using "Joe Blow's recycled oil" in your rear...you'll be fine with any of the major oil manufacturers.

In the rear, i prefer Amsoil, followed by Mobil 1.

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I'm also running Amsoil severe duty & friction modifier (Ford).