Question for traders
- Thread starter fenster
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I'm not a trader John but yeah, same as Gearbox oil. I think the diff takes near 1 Litres, maybe a little more 
Millers do good stuff but I'm sure any gear oil will do during recession times 
Try this too
http://www.castrol.com/castrol/iframe.do?categoryId=9024084&contentId=7044829
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Millers do good stuff but I'm sure any gear oil will do during recession times Try this too
http://www.castrol.com/castrol/iframe.do?categoryId=9024084&contentId=7044829
Go by Model Search
davelegacy
Member Number 16
0.9 litres.
Motul 75/90
Motul 75/90
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Scoobymaniac
Guest
As above 75W 90 GL5 or equivalent
Mark Cahill
Full ISDC Members 2015Member Number 555
Think its about 3.5 litres, could be wrong.
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Scoobymaniac
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[quote author=Mark Cahill link=topic=17316.msg211620#msg211620 date=1250766005]
Think its about 3.5 litres, could be wrong.
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Your spot on Mark
Think its about 3.5 litres, could be wrong.
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Your spot on Mark
davelegacy
Member Number 16
official dry box/build 3.7 but 3.5 or so would prob cover a oil change but dipstick after that and top as needed to correct level
davelegacy
Member Number 16
Wow wow :lol: :lol:
Above is for a 5 speed.
Yours Fenster is for a 6 speed and is about 4.9 litres.
Above is for a 5 speed.
Yours Fenster is for a 6 speed and is about 4.9 litres.
I thought for some types of rear diffs you had to use a proper diff oil that is not supposed to be used in synchro gears, might have this wrong but the viscous type diff takes normal gear box and mechanical or maybe plated diffs use the specific non synchro oil, 75w 90 being for gear boxes and certain rear diffs and 75w 90 LS for non synchro and lsds.. Your car Fenster being what it is , does it have plated, mechanical, viscous diff??? i would wonder does it need the LS oil???