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    rear end oil?

    I can't remember which type of oil to use in the differential. Someone clue me in. Talk about a major brain slip.

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    I think its something like 80W-90 but it should say "gear oil" on the bottle.
    Might have to use LSD additive if its a track-lock rearend.
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      #3
      I use full synthetic 75W-90 with the limited slip additive in it. It's very fluid in the cold Minnesota winter and that's why I use it. My Brother put 75-140 in the Crown Marquis and fried the rear axle, it was too heavy.
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        #4
        Originally posted by 85crownHPP*
        I think its something like 80W-90 but it should say "gear oil" on the bottle.
        Might have to use LSD additive if its a track-lock rearend.
        80w-90, that's what it was. Thanks, Pete. Btw, this is for a non-trac-lock rear.

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          #5
          Originally posted by monterey1962
          80w-90, that's what it was. Thanks, Pete. Btw, this is for a non-trac-lock rear.

          Still use the synthetic gear lube it saves on gas in the winter it works great reduces warm up time.
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            #6
            If its an open rear, then you don't need to add the stinky stuff. Same oil tho, just the traction lock rears get an extra additive.
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              #7
              I run 75-140 synthetic usually.
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