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gear oil

Started by matt, Wed 23, Jun 2010, 20:13:08

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matt

I need some help  I have tried to look at past posts I know I saw another gear oil besides the honda one any help would be great

Cliff

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matt

what weight   80/90   75/90   thank you

Cliff

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Quote from: matt on Wed 23, Jun 2010, 21:00:07
what weight   80/90   75/90   thank you
I use the 75/90. Manchester Auto Zone on south willow stocks it. I'm sure NAPA or another parts store must stock it in Derry.  I have some still unused in the bottle. (purchased a quart which will do several changes.)
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Wildman

I prefer the 75/140.
the 140 weight when hot will help quiet the gears and the 75 weight when cold will guarranty that flows well.

Jabba

Quote from: Wildman on Thu 24, Jun 2010, 07:00:11
I prefer the 75/140.
the 140 weight when hot will help quiet the gears and the 75 weight when cold will guarranty that flows well.

I use Redline.  But I'd think most any is sufficient, and any synthetic almost certainly is.

Jabba

sandy

Wal Mart sells Pennzoil Marine lower unit gear oil for outdrives on boats. (Rated for 300HP units) It's fully synthetic, 75WX90 and has the GL5 rating which Honda specifies.

Ricky-D

Redline has always gotten superlative reports in the v-twin forums!

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Cliff

The Royal Purple Max Gear also satisfies the requirments for GL5 specification. And for use with hypoid gear which is also specified by Honda.
Just about any good Gear oil (hypoid) that satisfies the GL5 specs will work fine.
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Gryphon Rider

Per Honda Service Manual:
Hypoid Gear Oil, SAE #80

What I use:
Synthetic hypoid gear oil 75W90
I'm not uptight about the brand.

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Quote from: sandy on Thu 24, Jun 2010, 09:38:32
Wal Mart sells Pennzoil Marine lower unit gear oil for outdrives on boats. (Rated for 300HP units) It's fully synthetic, 75WX90 and has the GL5 rating which Honda specifies.

That's what I use as well ....Pennzoil Marine  :cooldude:


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blackcat

Quote from: Wildman on Thu 24, Jun 2010, 07:00:11
I prefer the 75/140.
the 140 weight when hot will help quiet the gears and the 75 weight when cold will guarranty that flows well.

i have some of the RP 75w/140 left over from changing oil in my truck, i guess i will use it instead of getting the lighter weight
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nors

Yes, 75=140w makes sense to me, but am not sure if "Redline" makes it? anyone know?
Redline is my choice of synthetic oil, although in real life I never get near my bikes redline.  :angel:

Mildew

I hope theirs nuth'n wrong with supertech fully synthetic
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Jabba

Quote from: nors on Thu 24, Jun 2010, 20:12:47
although in real life I never get near my bikes redline.  :angel:

I do.  Daily.

:evil:

Jabba

matt

thank you for the in put got some rp 75-90

Hoser

Quote from: Mildew on Thu 24, Jun 2010, 22:23:41
I hope theirs nuth'n wrong with supertech fully synthetic
It has the GL5 rating, I use their oil filters too.  Hoser
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Mildew

Quote from: Hoser on Sat 26, Jun 2010, 20:54:36
Quote from: Mildew on Thu 24, Jun 2010, 22:23:41
I hope theirs nuth'n wrong with supertech fully synthetic
It has the GL5 rating, I use their oil filters too.  Hoser
:cooldude: priciate it. I put some in 25k ago. Fix'n to change it again.
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