BlazinBaldy
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I have a 1988 stock blazer, and I just wanted to know whats the best weight oil 90 or 85/140 and how much? /forums/images/graemlins/k5.gif
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Differential Capacity????
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89GMCSuburban
1/2 ton status
Coastal 80w90 is good stuff...depends on axle, but I'd buy 3 quarts per axle. Undo the fill plug, fill till it starts coming out...
I would buy 3 per axle to be on the safe side but my 12b and d44 only took 2.5 each.
As for weight, depends on your axles and where you live.
In cold weather you need hinner, but if you have a worn axle with big tolerances, if it makes noises, I would go with thicker.
The multi grades are usually synthetic so they are better as well as more $$$
As for weight, depends on your axles and where you live.
In cold weather you need hinner, but if you have a worn axle with big tolerances, if it makes noises, I would go with thicker.
The multi grades are usually synthetic so they are better as well as more $$$
Highlander
1/2 ton status
You should get 3qt. per axle. As for what weight I run 75/90 but like somebody else said if you have a lot of miles you could run 85/140 or a 75/140
As to what I think is the best Oil go web page
well that didn't work the way I wanted it to /forums/images/graemlins/rotfl.gif
Oh well that Gear oil will help you the most in the long run.
Eric
As to what I think is the best Oil go web page
well that didn't work the way I wanted it to /forums/images/graemlins/rotfl.gif
Oh well that Gear oil will help you the most in the long run.
Eric
