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Differential Oil

Started by KFH, June 07, 2010, 10:12:45 PM

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KFH

Is it ok to use a 90 grade LS oil in the differential of an FC?   I have 4 ltrs of it in the shed and would like to use it if possible.  I spoke to the tech service manager of a dealership for a different brand and he said they use 85/145 LS oil in all the diffs, limited slip or not without any trouble.  I know not to use ordinary diff oil in an LS diff.

Keith
I was born with nothing and still have most of it left

EffCee

Hi Keith,

The standard diff oil that was originally put in the early holdens was 80/90. I would think that the 90 weight LS oil would be fine to use in the early diff.

Keith
Canberra, ACT

F4+ ;)

Royal

  Hi Keith  I use LS oil in my diff(standard) was advised to do so by an old mechanic as it reduces noise and friction seems fine.
                               Roy
Just  "HOLDEN " on

KFH

Thanks Roy and Keith.  That was the advice I received also from this chap.  He is one of the older school.  Juts wanted to confirm before I went ahead.

Keith
I was born with nothing and still have most of it left