

| Subject: | Re: The great gear oil debate - a question |
| From: | JRodgers |
| Date: | Thu, 30 Aug 2012 11:06:30 -0500 |
So my question: Is Redline MT90 still good to go for the standard (not syncro) manual transmission? It seems so from all the reading I've done, but the truth seems awfully obfuscated. And - on the standard van - is the Swepco simply just a leg up? My van is up for a gear oil change and I would like to know. Seems like i have used MT90 forever. Thanks, John Rodgers On 8/29/2012 2:15 PM, Karl Wolz wrote: > I just opened up the Swepco site since I was curious, and it's been a few > years since I changed gear oil (time flies). The debate seems to center on > whether one should use GL-5, or Swepco gear oil. According to the Swepco > site, ALL of their various gear oils ARE GL-5. > > I am not trying to extend the debate here, but I am curious. > > I live in Phoenix, so cold weather performance is of limited importance to > me. I think I've only started the van below 40F once or twice since 1985. > > Karl Wolz >
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