Calgary Jeep Association
4x4 Related Groups => Tech Talk => Topic started by: The Sting Grey Jeep on May 07, 2021, 05:22:42 PM
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Hey guys,
What differential gear oil are you guys using on your Jeep? I have been told to use 75w-90 in the front diff and 75w-140 in the rear diff. Is that true? I don't tow with my Jeep, can I get away with using 75w-90 in both front and rear?
Thanks in advance.
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Check on Amsoil or Redline’s website.
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Hey guys,
What differential gear oil are you guys using on your Jeep? I have been told to use 75w-90 in the front diff and 75w-140 in the rear diff. Is that true? I don't tow with my Jeep, can I get away with using 75w-90 in both front and rear?
Thanks in advance.
Use the specification recommended in your manual, if you have put different lockers or gears use their rmanufacture's recommendation. If you off-road a lot and change your gear oil every year or so use the cheaper Canadian Tire brand. If your jeep is a mall-crawling highway machine use the up-scale Amsoil stuff which is good for a long time between changes. All oil, including gear oil, must meet certain minimum requirements, after that your paying for the add-pack. Lots of info out there.
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Use the specification recommended in your manual, if you have put different lockers or gears use their rmanufacture's recommendation. If you off-road a lot and change your gear oil every year or so use the cheaper Canadian Tire brand. If your jeep is a mall-crawling highway machine use the up-scale Amsoil stuff which is good for a long time between changes. All oil, including gear oil, must meet certain minimum requirements, after that your paying for the add-pack. Lots of info out there.
Check on Amsoil or Redline’s website.
Thanks guys. I bought 3 quarts of 75W-90 Royle Purple gear oil. I found a lot jeepers online have good experience with this brand. I purchased a set of front and rear diff covers from Motobilt. Just waiting for the parts to show up and install them with the fresh oil.