diff oil
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medler
I love guns
just a synthetic oil from canadian tire can't remember the brand,.change it once a year or so.I don't drown it so the water doesn't get in there
2003Summit
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What is says in the manual. 
Dodge limited slip, for example, requires full synthetic gear oil, can't remember the weight (90W???). As long as it's meets the minimum spec in the manual you should be good with any brand. Qualification on oil is pretty good. You can try UFA for lubricants, they have lots of quality stuff at reasonable prices if you have one near by.
Dodge limited slip, for example, requires full synthetic gear oil, can't remember the weight (90W???). As long as it's meets the minimum spec in the manual you should be good with any brand. Qualification on oil is pretty good. You can try UFA for lubricants, they have lots of quality stuff at reasonable prices if you have one near by.
medler
I love guns
It doesn't seem as critical as engine oil.
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course I was a dealer for Amsoil ...soo I still have cases flyin around ....75/90 ..yum yum
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80/140 Redline fully syn in the rear since I pull the travel trailer. Motomaster 75/90 fully syn in the front.
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apparently you have never been underwater campin ???
you know the part where ya sink yer truck over the mirrors .and have to change out every oil in every orfice that they made ......3 times over before you can drivfe it again ....
medler
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apparently you have never been underwater campin ???
you know the part where ya sink yer truck over the mirrors .and have to change out every oil in every orfice that they made ......3 times over before you can drivfe it again ....
No,,,,, or underwater welding:d
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