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I learned to say nothing, smile, nod, and let the truck speak to what she wants, just like the wifey! lolMuch like engine oil, it is best to buy several brands and mix them together. That way you won't miss any of the benefits that each one claims and lots of folks on the forum will be happy because you are using their brand. ;-)
use amsoil years just change mine cuz dealer said bad a nut recall feel they broke testing to hard on ! went back to ring and pinon the oil great 30,000 on it gears look great new nut works fine now ! new nut not dodge one used biger and a flange on it !What name brand gear oil is everyone running in their trucks? I’m going to be changing my front and rear fluids soon and wanted to see what brands are the choice to go with? I am ordering the mopar limited slip additive off of Amazon and have a choice of Pennzoil for rear and Castrol for the front. Why? Because of living in an isolated community with really nothing on the shelves. I can order online which I may do if there are other better gear oil brands.
Thanks for any info provided!
Lyle.
Got the Redline products ordered. I got a Redline friction modifier just in case. If I don’t need it, well it’ll sit on the shelf.
Yeah I got the non NS Redline. I’m hoping I don’t have to use it, however to be safe and sleep better, I pushed “add to cart”!cool, if you got the redline without the NS in name my bet is you wont need it, but reminder on the off chance you do need it you only add one ounce at a time til shudder disappears.
Don't forget to get some slippery pete pumps, make sure you get the right one either quart or gallon, whatever your order comes in.
I was tempted to push add to cart, but then saw a $60 dollar difference (mostly shipping) and went with Redline. Still, can’t go wrong with either. Cheers bud!Amsoil severe gear in the squeezy bags for me.
You need to pump the fluid up for transfer cases and gears, which is why you need a pump. Stop squirrel posting.
Looks like something for *****!
Looks like something for *****!
What name brand gear oil is everyone running in their trucks? I’m going to be changing my front and rear fluids soon and wanted to see what brands are the choice to go with? I am ordering the mopar limited slip additive off of Amazon and have a choice of Pennzoil for rear and Castrol for the front. Why? Because of living in an isolated community with really nothing on the shelves. I can order online which I may do if there are other better gear oil brands.
Thanks for any info provided!
Lyle.