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Gear Oil (75W90)

Gear Oil (75W90)

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While using Redline Synthetic Gear Oil, we have realized a tremendous improvement in the smoothness of shifting across the board, but especially when the trans is cold. It is the only gear oil you should put in your Bus, Vanagon, or Eurovan manual transaxle. We also recommend it for use in all differential sections for Bus, Vanagon, and Eurovan automatic transaxles.

Specs: GL5-75W90 full-synthetic gear oil by Red Line. Sold per quart.

Install tip: Add oil via filler port until oil comes back out, vehicle on a flat surface. You will need to buy the following amounts to refill (not all may be needed).

CAPACITIES:
• 2WD Manual transaxles (all Bus, 2WD Vanagon, and Eurovan): 4-quarts
• 4WD Vanagon Syncro Transaxle: 5-quarts
• 4WD Vanagon Syncro Front Differential: 1.5-quarts
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Automatic transaxles (all Bus, 2WD Vanagon, and Eurovan): 2-quarts - in differential section only

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About this fluid

Fresh fluids at the right intervals prevent most wear-related failures.

Fitment notes

  • Specs, lead time and warranty come from the manufacturer and supplier and can change. The details above this guide are the latest we have.

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Parts that usually go with it

  • Filter. Change the filter with the fluid.

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