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Final Drive Gear Oil?

Started by buzz, Sun 04, Mar 2012, 13:53:22

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buzz

I'm due to replace my final drive gear oil.  Would like to switch to Mobile-1 75W-90 Synthetic Gear Lubricant.  Should I do it or should I stay with the original Hypoid Gear Oil SAE-80?   

xman

I use it, runs cool, no issues. That said, I use Mobil synthetic in most of my vehicles.

paps350

I also use synthetic 70W/90W no problems.

Mr.BubblesVRCCDS0008

I've got 145k on my bike syn mobil gear oil all the way.

Tropic traveler

Mobil 1 synthetic in all 3 Valks.  :cooldude:
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buzz

OK, wasn't sure.  Mobil it is.  Thanks

WDAN

I use Royal Purple synthetic but I am sure they are all good.
WDAN
Irving, TX

Tundra

I use  Mobil-1 75W-90 Synthetic. I change it every other oil change.
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Gavin_Sons

Has anyone used super tech synethic gear oil. Saw it at walmart tonight. Wasnt sure about it so went to advanced auto and picked up mobil 1.

Chrisj CMA

no matter what you use make sure its hypoid rated.  Theres just a few drops in there gotta be right



3fan4life

#10
I've used Amsoil 75w 90 for the last 60,000 + miles with no issues.




I change it with every other rear tire change, which is probably overkill. 
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cookiedough

Any synthetic in that grade will work for at least 20K, if not 30K miles easily if you drive more per year.

I changed mine last year for the first time guessing since 2001 when I/S was new from previous owner and after  10 years and about 22K, the oil was pretty gunky and dirty with some sludge on the oil drain plug, definitely needed to be changed after 10 years though.