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rodneydavies

New Member

• Feb 21, 2010

• #1

l'm just about to do both diff's and transfere box and in my manual says use 75/w 90r mutli gear oil.
In halfords they only seem to sell it in one litre bottles (and expensive) but noticed screwfix sell Carlube EP80/w 90 gear oil.

Whats the difference and can i use this ? (its less than half the price)

Thanks

 

discool

Well-Known Member

• Feb 21, 2010

• #2

This link may give u the answer TD5 Diff Oil The oil is ok but 75w would flow slightly better in very cold weather, it's the same for D1 & 2

 

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Mudynaty

New Member

• Feb 21, 2010

• #3

Have a look at difflocks web site. Have some good oil made for land rovers. Don't cost the earth.
Mudynaty

 

Pikey

Dummy Ejection Facilitator..

• Feb 21, 2010

• #4

Mudynaty said:

Have a look at difflocks web site. Have some good oil made for land rovers. Don't cost the earth.
Mudynaty

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FFS just get down the farmers mart and get some tractor oil. That's what ya driving after all.

 

trax99

Well-Known Member

• Feb 22, 2010

• #5

Redhand is correct find out where the local s***kickers ( sorry Farmers) buy their lube from, most agricultural towns/markets have some sort of agri supply company - failing that come off roading in Wales we'll sell you some.

 

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martinhollings

New Member

• Feb 22, 2010

• #6

local auto factors should sell ep90 or 75/90 for £15 for 5l 75/90 is better but ep90 is good enough

 

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Disco-Steve

New Member

• Feb 22, 2010

• #7

I am about to do the same job, bought a 500ml bottle with the long spout to fill the diff's up from , but also grabbed a 5ltr can from work as well (to top up the smaller bottle) makes it easier to judge how much your sticking in as well, roughly 3 and a half bottles per axel.

 

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rodneydavies

New Member

• Feb 24, 2010

• #8

think i will go for the one from screfix if only difference in performance in cold weather