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    Gear oil again

    Originally Posted by zeng Originally Posted by thejudges69 Has all eaton drivetrain,.................... Other than higher KV @40C, look for SAE J2360, PRF 2105E compliance and OEM approvals in Eaton/Dana/Mack/Meritor etc. This is late 80's early 90's technology. Do those compliance ratings...
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    Gear oil again

    Has all eaton drivetrain, older ds402 rears and original 15 speed 1.7 million on the trans. 250k on the rears
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    Gear oil again

    Originally Posted by zeng For gear oil , in particular industrial gear oil, grade in KV @40*C is the thing to look for ...... other than OEM approvals, if it matters. Originally Posted by Donald As a customer (not a shop owner), given that you only use a few QTs of gear oil and do not change it...
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    Gear oil again

    Is there an article or link on here I can read up on for the breakdown of the sds? I can compare numbers to other brands, but I'd like to know what I'm comparing.
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    Gear oil again

    Originally Posted by JHZR2 Youre looking at SDS... http://www.proguardoil.com/proguard...-PROGUARD%20Syn%20Auto%20Gear%20Oils.pdf Seems to have as much info as any major oil company gives... Try this link... http://www.proguardoil.com/proguard/Product.aspx Thanks. I always thought sds was...
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    Gear oil again

    The local oil company has their own brand of oil they sell, proguard, I find little information about it. Their sales guy has been offering it to me, because it's house brand of course, but whenever I read any data sheets a lot of the areas for testing says "data not available." I don't see that...
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    Chevron esi 80w-90... flush

    Originally Posted by zeng This ESI 80W90 contains Boron ,is a GL5 MT-1, J2360 'monograde' and has Meritor and Mack OEM approvals. I wouldn't swap it to others in terms of performance or components protection, whether or not your particular application requires it. No, flush is unnecessary. I'm...
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    Chevron esi 80w-90... flush

    Chevron's 1800 tech line. Local sales guy said drain and fill. I don't need to be burning up rears and a transmission over a couple hundred dollars in oil.
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    Chevron esi 80w-90... flush

    I currently run Chevron esi 80w90 in all my gear boxes. I'm thinking of going to a full synthetic, maybe a 75w-90 or 75w-140. I spoke to Chevron about this oil and was told by their tech cause it contains a special additive package including boron, he wouldn't elaborate stating it's proprietary...
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    question about kendall and schaeffer 15w40

    I don't think that I have ever been ridiculed so much by such a group of arrogant people. Ridiculed for my lack of post count, and said I'm either well restrained or don't visit much. On the contrary, I do read a bit on here, I could offer my .02 worth an then be called a troll cause I'm...
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    question about kendall and schaeffer 15w40

    I've been doing some price shopping and thinking about making a change for engine oils and lubricants. I'm currently using chevron for everything, but its starting to get to darn expensive. I'm paying anywhere from 14-16.00 a gallon for 15w40, by the case, or roughly 12.00 a gallon for a 55...
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    Anyone running extended intervals on a Detroit 12.7

    I would add... I rebuilt a buddies 60 series last summer, has 100k on it now. When I built the engine I filled it with Chevron 15w40 and Donaldson filters. My buddy has since changed to I believe fleetguard filters and 15w40 schaffers oil. Now, I have not seen or heard this engine in at least...
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    Super S motor oil

    To revive an old thread. I don't see this oil iNE Ohio until a couple years back. A local gas station/service station is selling their products. We used the 80w-90 in a rearend and shipped it to Finland. Last I knew it was still going.
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    Detroit series 60 15w-40 oil suggestions

    Originally Posted By: BrocLuno Rings should be fully seated in 500 miles. If not, either the liners were honed wrong, or the rings are not round ... Ok, pretty sure this post was about oil, I'm not here to discuss engine building tactics.
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    Detroit series 60 15w-40 oil suggestions

    I'll look into the Valvoline stuff. I'm also going to check out the truck stop next time I'm there and just make sure I'm catching all the brands. Not to start a fued, but Every engine we have built and talking to some friends at a Detroit diesel dealership, they all have an excessive...
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    Detroit series 60 15w-40 oil suggestions

    It's not so much the convenience, I think of emergency situations. I carry a couple gallons with me, always do my own services, but in an emergency can I get the oil on the road.
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    Detroit series 60 15w-40 oil suggestions

    I'm going to be doing an out of frame rebuild on a 99 model engine. We will be balancing and blueprinting the engine. Everything new. I'm still learning about all these ratings, cj-4, ci-4 and so on. I'm wanting to make sure I'm running a top notch oil. My family has always run Chevron oil...
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