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sts7680
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Yeah, but I had a dumba** moment today and grabbed the wrong bottle. Just wondering if it will be alright or if I need to drain it and put in 75w-90.
Artbaileyjr
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It's a "nothing special/garden variety" differential. It won't add up to a hill of beans.
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i heard one shop guy uses 75-140w on rebuilds front/rear full synthetic. Only reason why they used 75w90/80w90 in the factory is to save costs, half the price.
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