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Rearend oil question/thoughts
Was wondering what you all thought about running 80-90w oil in our rearends versus the 75-140w?
I have ran 80-90w in most of my rear ends but saw that Ford recommends 75-140w. Would it hurt to run the 80-90? I do a fair amount of pulling with my truck. Just curious on your thoughts or personal experience. Thanks. |
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I would say that is fine for the front and it depends on which rear axle you have.
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I have a limited slip 4.10 rear end.
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Is it a Dana 70, 80 or Ford 10.25?
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Sorry about that, Ford 10.25. Single rear wheel.
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75w140 or 80w140 synthetic required, with additive friction modifier is what I am showing for your rear.
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Ok thanks, but would it hurt to run 80-90w with a friction modifier?
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I would use the synthetic 80w140 with the friction modifier, especially since you stated you tow often.
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I cant see it hurting anything depending on your climate.
80/90 doesnt like cold weather |
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