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Both 274 and 219 are excellent choices. Some love the 229, some the 238 others the Grandfather 221. Schaeffers makes a lot of excellent greases for most all applications.

It will work just fine.

You will NOT have a compatiblity issue what so ever. Schaeffers will not disappoint

Extremely underrated for grease quality and performance.

Most any Schaeffers moly Aluminum Complex Base will do great here. Check and see if you have a local retailer.

Schaeffers Neutra 131

Yes

Schaeffers. 229,238,221,274,219 will all work well here.

Emulsifier is what I meant. Get rid of the water instead of dropping it out.

May as well run in down to a couple of gallons, then start the new additives. You want a dispersant so the water is taken out,not dropped out.

Aluminum complex, polyurea, Bentone, calcium are all non lithium bases.

Cloud points and gelling will occur at various temps depending on the ratio of additive and #1 along with bio and #2. Somewhere between Zero and -38 Different jobbers and delivery companies have varied degrees of what is appropriate. Grossly speaking all is good as long as one doesn’t go over...

Neutra. Schaeffers 131

Ethanol is likely your problem

...so I talked to one on the heads of the tech dept and the head of the lab. Titanium was indeed part of the ad pack on passenger car engines oils, briefly, the new SP formulation dos not have titanium in it.