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  1. 20th December 2011, 06:56 PM #1
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    Lucas oil stabilizer in BW transfer case?

    Hello,

    I've just renewed my diff oils and put a 50% mix of Lucas oil stabilzer and valvoline SAE 90 API GL-5 &GL-6. Now tomorrow I will be doing the BW transfer case. Should I just stick with ATF DX3? or should I put say 25% of the lucas stuff?

    This has probably been covered somewhere no doubt but anyways.

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  2. 20th December 2011, 07:24 PM #2
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    I did, I have, I love the stuff and I will continue to do so.
    525000k in my first Rangie and so far 380000 in the second.
    I use it everywhere!!!
    Thats my opinion I have been using it since 1984
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  3. 20th December 2011, 07:30 PM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bradtot View Post
    I did, I have, I love the stuff and I will continue to do so.
    525000k in my first Rangie and so far 380000 in the second.
    I use it everywhere!!!
    Thats my opinion I have been using it since 1984
    Brad

    Nice Brad

    What % have you used for the transfercase?

    Cheers
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    25% as u suggested
    also I have it in the p steering diffs gearbox(auto) only about 10% in auto 100% in swivels,door hinges bonnet hinges windscreen wipers shafts... seat rollers...top and bottom tailgate hinges...should I go on?....LOL
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  5. 20th December 2011, 08:15 PM #5
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    Supercheap has a special on it at the moment for 15.90

    As I was pouring the stuff today in the diff, the late afternoon sun was gleaming through the golden oil. The stuff looks nearly good enough to eat. LOL
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    Why do i get the feeling bradtot may have tried cooking with it?
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    do a search on Mobil Agrifluid for the BW T/F case. Terriific stuff. I've used it for the past 40,000km ...the T/F case quietened right down...works very well. Can be difficult to find...might need to get it from a farm produce/supply store which stocks mobil oils etc. Come in a 5 or 6L container. Plenty for a replacement.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sprint View Post
    Why do i get the feeling bradtot may have tried cooking with it?
    Um..well...Yeah..whynot?
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    I always used 50% Moreys or Lucas oils in the BW transfer case of my Rangie. It had done around 650.000 kms when I sold it and was still working perfectly.
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  10. 21st December 2011, 12:13 PM #10
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    I've just got to work out how to fill the transfer case now. Might go to supercheap and see if they have some sort of inline hand pump.
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