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Thread: What weight fluid?

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09-17-2008, 01:34 AM

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Originally Posted by pickup

Why do you recommend 85/90? Toyota recommends 75/90? Not a big difference, but I'm anal and need reason.

My mistake, I run 75w-90 in my diffs and t-case. I just made a typo

I ran 80w-90 in there for awhile... no biggie.

Oh and btw, toyota red coolant is best

I use it... talk about anal! Its 2x the price of green antifreeze..

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