Planning to change the oil in my Land Rover discovery 1 transfer case which has yellow metals. I know some say gl-5 is fine, but I will just stick with gl-4. The downside, is finding it these days locally is impossible.
Would this work in a transfer case...
The odometer stopped working a million years ago. I’ve had heads redone, timing, and possibly a cam years back.
Unsure of mileage but it’s always felt strong for what it is.
Changed it with Quaker state 5w-40 euro this morning and the engine is much smoother.
Interesting! I just went through service records from when it was new, and roughly 10 years after it being new. It was always fed 10w-40 from the Land Rover dealer.
Pretty sure I’ve ran 5w-40 & 15w-40 diesel oil through it since self servicing it
Factory it calls for a 10w-40. It’s the ole 4.0 V8. Solid power around town. Slow on the freeway though.
I’ve had it for ages, and have gotten a ton of smiles from it! But it’s been parked up for awhile, and getting it back to road trip worthy. Making sure to treat it right with proper oil...
Any brand? The flat tappet cam is my main concern. Whenever stuff started taking the zinc away, people started to run Rotella in these. But that has changed over the years too.
Not sure what’s safe to use
Just got my old 1996 Land Rover discovery running again. I’m based in the U.S. so it’s the V8 engine.
It’s been awhile, and I cannot remember what oil is commonly used? I think people used rotella but formulations change. I believe this motor has a flat tappet cam
The car doesn’t really make any power at lower RPM. You need to be higher up in the RPM range to enjoy it.
I’ve used liqui moly, motul, amsoil, and for awhile was using a shell hilux but ran out of stock. I’ve heard people say the QS euro is the same as that shell.