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Re: Penrite Limslip 90 or limslip 140, what should I use? Thu, 25 November 2004 04:08 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Even the Hiace, Liteace, Dyna, Hilux, Landcruiser, Bundera and almost all of the Hino trucks use 75W/90 gearbox oil. Even the bloody forklifts use 75W/90!
Even most Mack truck gearboxes recommend 75W/90 or 85W/90

Examples of vehicles which recommend 140 weight oil are:
Western Star:
-Eaton
-Meritor
-Dana
-Sizu
some use TC50

Scania
-Almost all models some use TC50

Isuzu
-Almost all models some use TC50

Kenworth
-Several models, most use TC50

M.A.N.
-Several models, some use 85W/90 others use TC50

So unless your "5pr!n74h iz f00ly w3rked" and you have done a Western Star gearbox and diff conversion you shouldn't be running 140 weight gearbox oils!
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Read Message   Penrite Limslip 90 or limslip 140, what should I use? Jag7799Wed, 24 November 2004 07:15
Read Message   Re: Penrite Limslip 90 or limslip 140, what should I use? ae95Wed, 24 November 2004 07:45
Read Message   Re: Penrite Limslip 90 or limslip 140, what should I use? ae95Wed, 24 November 2004 07:53
Read Message   Re: Penrite Limslip 90 or limslip 140, what should I use? Jag7799Wed, 24 November 2004 08:35
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