

| Subject: | Re: GL-5 tranny lube |
| From: | Steve |
| Date: | Wed, 14 Apr 1999 13:36:11 -0700 |
Yes. The additives in the GL-5 are corrossive of the brass bushings and synchros in the transaxle, and according to redline, will cut synchro life in half. Use only GL-4 in the transaxle. GL-4 provides plenty of protection. GL-5 is engineered for the greater stresses of a differential, where corrossion is not an issue. steve Michael Townsend wrote: > Hi all, > > I could not seem to find any Red Line GL-4 synthetic manual transmission > lube. Therefore, I used Slick 50 synthetic, which is a GL-5. I would never > use a Slick 50 product in an engine, but I thought it would be OK in a > transmission. Now, after the fact, I am starting to wonder if using GL-5 > might be detrimental in an 091 transmission designed for GL-4. Is this a > big deal? > > Thanks, > Michael Townsend > townsend@ericsson.se
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