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Gear Oil Specs
I have that 73 w100 that I'm still freshening up but cant find the recomended oil specs for a 8 3/4 limited slip axel. And while were at it np205 and front dana 44 specs would be awsome.
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Run a good quality 80/90 gear lube on each end and in teh sure grip use a sure grip additive available at NAPA & other parts stores.
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I use synthetic 70 - 90 wt. Got it from Summit!! I have synthetics in the engine, tranny, and rear end. Good for an extra 25+ hp at the rear wheels!
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Front axle
Takes the same oil as the rear. Put synthetic tranny fluid in the transfer case.
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the tc is cast steel
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Np 205
The 203 full time takes 30 wt, I believe. Your 205, if it is steel, might well be a candidate for 30 wt. also. Better check a service manual.
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