Hi, will I need diff oil for this differential?
1420883
No. I use marine outboard grease. You can use most any grease but traxxas sells small tubes of grease. Oil is too thin. Do not cake the grease in.just give a good coat to all parts.
898220
If yours didn't come with the required oil... A Synthetic motor oil is required, not sure what compressor/pump is accaptable
1351756
1) check your owner's manual for the recommended lubricant.2) check the Red Line site to see if their D4 is recommended substitute for item 1.Note: the other reply to your question suggests that Red Line 30704 D6 Automatic Transmission Fluid - 1 Quart might be what u need.
78375
I think it depends entirely upon your oil's (quality), and your personal preference. Personally, just a drop/two, due to the oil flowing from the dispenser lid works wonders for me! =)
1620616
It depends on your esc. There are different cards for diff cards for diff esc.
653210
It's rated for diesel transfer so "probably" o.k. for hydraulic oil. Best to check with Mfg to be sure.
2044931
No difference in mine. Unless you were really in need of a change or you had some burnt oil this shouldn't have had any noticeable affect.
376848
I always use synthetic 10w30. It is a great all weather oil and you change it every 40 hours.
1494735
I have an Impreza 2010 and Outback 2006 and I used this Oil. You have to need a little hand pump for rear. For rear diff, you have to release the fill plug before the other plug just to make sure you can add oil before drop it. Make sure you used the correct tool TORX T70 for the front and insert this one correctly in the pan plug for front. Start with the rear and put 0,8 liter then make the front with 1,2 liter.
361450
Yes, it is needed to buy engine oil before you can run the machine. I used 5W-30 engine oil.
457455
No, but you will so it continues to run properly. The directions are clear about this. It's not done often but it will need lubrication.....I don't think it requires HYDRAULIC oil. It will tell you in the directions.......Mike
1635034
No. This oil would degrade rapidly and most likely start forming a build up that would kill your radiator. Water Wetter as was previously suggested is the way to go, plus I don't think you'd pass tech if you had this in your rad.
2192737
Yeah it will work just fine :) Hypoid is referring to the type of gear that is in your truck. It is just stating that it needs a differential oil that is correct for that type of gear -basically that you need to purchase gear oil, and that it is a hypoid gear that you are lubricating. Lucas 75w90 synthetic trans/diff fluid will do the trick - I use it in my '07 Subi for my trans and both differentials and it works wonders! :) Best of luck!
987986
If using synthetic two stroke oil that is appropriate. I would recommend regular oil for break in at a 32:1 ratio for break in( about a half gallon of gas burned) to make sure the rings seat properly. Mine is a real gem and am very happy with its performance.
961285
You can buy the XADO 1 Stage Maximum atomic metal conditioner and just do your normal oil changes. I use synthetic so I only change my oil every 10,000 miles.
1560194
I really don't know. I have a Dyna Super Glide. Which has a separate transmission oil tank.
2000132
This is suitable for use in differentials; you do want gear oil not manual transmission oil or any other usually.But you should consult references for your car regarding what fluid is specified for the application. If this is 75W90 synthetic gear oil, than this product will serve well.