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    Oil for sals diff

    Changing out the oil in my sals rear.
    It has a Detroit locker and high tough axles.... 85w 140 or just 80w90(penrite)???
    I’ve had 85/140 in it but is there any benefits ( bearings are oil fed)<—- maxidrive mod
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    80W90

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    Penrite 80w90 gear oil is what I use in both of my Sals - 1 standard diff, 1 with a True Trac.

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    Sals runs hot, pretty sure rick recommended 85/140 for it.

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    That’s what I’d heard Vern , though it dosent get much abuse nowdays
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    Which oil to use - Salisbury with ARB?

    Which oil to use - Salisbury with ARB?

    Salisbury oil quantity

    Advice seems to be based on diffs with cast covers with poorer heat shedding ability

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    With no cast cover I think I’ll go back to 80w 90..... same oil through the whole driveline.... big difference between a Detroit unlocker and an arb Locker ... no specifics or warranty violations on the Ashcroft in the front
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    80/90 mineral is my goto

    also ran

    85/140 synth
    sae 50 eaton gearbox oil
    20/50 engine oil
    15/40 engine oil
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    mob that rebuilt my salisbury recommended 85/140 in qld

    and 80/90 in rover diffs

    i follow his advice..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    80/90 mineral is my goto

    also ran

    85/140 synth
    sae 50 eaton gearbox oil
    20/50 engine oil
    15/40 engine oil
    Thanks Dave ....seems to me that having the same oil throughout the drive train is a better way to go...I’m not towing and if it’s over 35c I’m not driving for hours lol
    Interesting that the oil use in an emergency is so broad
    Regards mark
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