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Old 05 July 2012, 04:23 PM
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hi,i cant find any reasonable answer on this,what oil is recommended for a 99-00 ty754vb1ca dccd gearbox? after all the info i gathered i opted for Fuchs Titan Race SYN 5 75W-90 Fully Synthetic Gear Oil (was Silkolene SYN 5 75w-90).

can anyone tell me if this is the right stuff for this gearbox and will it be ok as its a dccd gearbox? anyone using it?

its only the gearbox oil i need to think about as the rear diff has already been done.

the days of just buying any old gear oil are gone!
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Yep that will be fine mate. A decent fully synthetic 75w 90 from one of the well known manufacturers will fit the bill.
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Originally Posted by Einstein RA
Yep that will be fine mate. A decent fully synthetic 75w 90 from one of the well known manufacturers will fit the bill.
ok mate,is this classed as a decent one?
ive ordered 4ltrs,will this be enough?
thanks.
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For mine I use the Motul gear 300 75w90 synthetic LS (limited slip) in case yours has the LS is better to use this one, otherwise the gear 300 synthetic 75w90 is the best you can find!
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Originally Posted by VelasquezRA-R
For mine I use the Motul gear 300 75w90 synthetic LS (limited slip) in case yours has the LS is better to use this one, otherwise the gear 300 synthetic 75w90 is the best you can find!
is the other stuff i mentioned not suitable then?
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Yes of coarse it is mate,its just not as good as the motul oil.
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Originally Posted by WhiteWagonMan
Yes of coarse it is mate,its just not as good as the motul oil.
hmm,not sure wether to use it or send it back....
Old 05 July 2012, 06:23 PM
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Originally Posted by 99greenwagon
ok mate,is this classed as a decent one?
ive ordered 4ltrs,will this be enough?
thanks.
Yes it's fine. Fuchs is a reputable, high quality oil supplier.
The gearbox takes three and half litres iirc.
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Originally Posted by VelasquezRA-R
For mine I use the Motul gear 300 75w90 synthetic LS (limited slip) in case yours has the LS is better to use this one, otherwise the gear 300 synthetic 75w90 is the best you can find!
Do you use LS oil in the gearbox? LS is recommended for the DCCD equipped rear diff but not for the gearbox. LS oil is not suitable for synchromesh type gears.
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Originally Posted by Einstein RA
Yes it's fine. Fuchs is a reputable, high quality oil supplier.
The gearbox takes three and half litres iirc.
thanks Einstein,i think ill go ahead and use it. whats the worst that can happen?
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Originally Posted by 99greenwagon
thanks Einstein,i think ill go ahead and use it. whats the worst that can happen?
Kaboom.


I've got Miller 75-90 in my gearbox and rear diff. supplied buy Maz personally
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Originally Posted by chocolate_o_brian
Kaboom.


I've got Miller 75-90 in my gearbox and rear diff. supplied buy Maz personally
are you using a dccd gearbx?
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I am matey and i use millers gear oil and its perfecto mundo,get it in bud.
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Originally Posted by WhiteWagonMan
I am matey and i use millers gear oil and its perfecto mundo,get it in bud.
its not millers ill be putting in there.
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Originally Posted by 99greenwagon
are you using a dccd gearbx?
I'm riding my luck using the standard 5 speed in my classic at over 300lbft

Originally Posted by WhiteWagonMan
I am matey and i use millers gear oil and its perfecto mundo,get it in bud.
I rest my case.
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Originally Posted by 99greenwagon
its not millers ill be putting in there.
LOL yes mate i know that, but the fuchs/silkolene fully synthetic is a comparable oil to the millers in grade and efficiency so use it with out worry,i would really only go for the motul top grade stuff if you track it alot,or are loaded.
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Silkoline/Fuchs is decent oil, I use 10/50 Titan Race Pro S as my engine oil
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Originally Posted by WhiteWagonMan
LOL yes mate i know that, but the fuchs/silkolene fully synthetic is a comparable oil to the millers in grade and efficiency so use it with out worry,i would really only go for the motul top grade stuff if you track it alot,or are loaded.

thanks very much mate,that answers my question.

thanks to all,much appriciated as always.
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