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I'm having trouble finding 90 wt hypoid oil for the rear axle. The auto stores seem to carry 70-90 and 75-90 and synthetics. Any suggestions? Mail order costs more than the oil for shipping.
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I think that any of the ones you listed would be ok. I actually use 85W-140 synthetic for the hot climate I live in. Don't drive the Healey all that much in the winter.
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John Loftus
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I'm using Schaeffer #267 gear oil in mine. The guy who put together my 3.54 differential highly recommended it. I think they only sell it through distributors - not retail. But they have a rep in Yuba city ... not too far from Tahoe, I think ...
Tim Bishop
Yuba City, California
530-755-1501
molyup@msn.com
https://www.schaefferoil.com
https://www.schaefferoil.com/sellsheets/molysupreme.htm
Cheers,
John
Tim Bishop
Yuba City, California
530-755-1501
molyup@msn.com
https://www.schaefferoil.com
https://www.schaefferoil.com/sellsheets/molysupreme.htm
Cheers,
John