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    D4 Transfer & Diff Oil Question

    Can I use this oil in the transfer case and diffs of my 2013 D4?
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    I could only find a spec sheet in Russian (at least that's what it looks like) for that oil. From what I can gather looks like a manual transmission oil - GL-4. I wouldn't run it in diffs or the transfer case
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    Ditto.

    One of the Russian TDS said it's a GL-4, i definitely wouldn't use it in a diff.

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    Tfr case oil and diff oils are completely different - use genuine LR oil in the tfr case. I use this in my diffs and works well

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    This oil came from the Holden factory when it closed down (bought legally). No probs, I’ll get rid of it and will use other oil.

    Why genuine oil over Penrite for the transfer case?
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    Quote Originally Posted by John_D4 View Post
    This oil came from the Holden factory when it closed down (bought legally). No probs, I’ll get rid of it and will use other oil.

    Why genuine oil over Penrite for the transfer case?
    As far as Im aware penrite dosent have anything that meets the spec for the transfer case. I use royal purple syncromax in my D3 as that is claimed to be compatible with the required spec
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    Quote Originally Posted by John_D4 View Post
    Why genuine oil over Penrite for the transfer case?
    Because the tfr case is pretty unique and I don't believe Penrite make anything compatible. Remember the tfr case is nothing like a simple gear tfr case like the LT230 - There are other compatible oils from other companies but most cost about the same as the genuine LR oil.
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    Roger, Penrite pro gear for the diffs and LR oil for the transfer case.

    I don’t have a workshop manual yet, how much oil for the diffs and the TC?
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    · Replace rear diff oil – 1.1 litres of Castrol SAF-XO - 75W/90 spec grade oil
    · Replace front diff oil – .61 litres of Castrol SAF-XO - 75W/90 spec grade oil (non e-diff)

    · Replace transfer case oil – 1.5 litres of Shell TF 0753 spec grade oil

    If you do not want to us the LR oil in the transfer case then the Royal Purple Synchromax is a good alternative - LR oil is about $80 a litre while the price of the Royal Purple varies around $50-$60.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 101RRS View Post
    · Replace rear diff oil – 1.1 litres of Castrol SAF-XO - 75W/90 spec grade oil
    · Replace front diff oil – .61 litres of Castrol SAF-XO - 75W/90 spec grade oil (non e-diff)

    · Replace transfer case oil – 1.5 litres of Shell TF 0753 spec grade oil

    If you do not want to us the LR oil in the transfer case then the Royal Purple Synchromax is a good alternative - LR oil is about $80 a litre while the price of the Royal Purple varies around $50-$60.
    Nice. 2lt of each. Thanks for your help
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