Rear Diff.
- Thread starter fitzz47
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Just changed mine yesterday. It is not difficult, however, there is not much room to tip up the bottle so you can get the new fluid in. I bought one of the screw on tops with the tube connected to it so I could squeeze the bottle and get the fluid in. I used a fully synthetic fluid that was a little more expensive but I figured I would go with the best I could get since I was only changing it every 60K miles.
Alfissimoint.
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- 08' CX-9 AWD
It's easy, drain it. You can use a fluid hand pump to pump oil into diff. I used Motul 300 75W-90 gear oil. semi- synthetic Ester Based.
http://www.motorspot.com/Gear_300_75W-90_3178_(GB)[1].pdf
or use Motul Gearbox 80W-90 (mineral)
The molybdenum bisulphide is a solid additive which gives very high
resistance under heavy working conditions of use.
Extreme pressure, anti-wear, anti-corrosion and anti-foam.
For all gearboxes and hypoid rear axles without limited slip systems.
Performance Standards: API GL4 and GL5 / MIL-L-2105D
Very high lubricating power which decreases friction and wear.
Thermal stability under high temperature.
http://www.motorspot.com/Gear_300_75W-90_3178_(GB)[1].pdf
or use Motul Gearbox 80W-90 (mineral)
The molybdenum bisulphide is a solid additive which gives very high
resistance under heavy working conditions of use.
Extreme pressure, anti-wear, anti-corrosion and anti-foam.
For all gearboxes and hypoid rear axles without limited slip systems.
Performance Standards: API GL4 and GL5 / MIL-L-2105D
Very high lubricating power which decreases friction and wear.
Thermal stability under high temperature.
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