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2022 Ford Transit Connect loaded with ~1500 lbs of work stuff. Out: Factory fill with Lubeguard Red In: Valvoline ULV with Lubeguard Red I brought the vehicle back to the dealer saying that it shifted very odd. Their transmission guy was 5 weeks backed up so I had to wait a bit. When it...

2022 Toyota Tacoma Out: Valvoline Synthetic 75W-90 w/Lubeguard Diff (22k miles) In: Valvoline Synthetic 75W-90 w/Lubeguard Diff

2022 Toyota Tacoma Out: Factory Fill WS w/Lubeguard Red (27k miles) In: Valvoline Multi Vehicle w/Lubeguard Red

My favorite is the one that works. I've still never heard or seen an actual oil related failure in a properly functioning ICE and most likely never will.

Thoughts on using the Valvoline Synthetic for Toyota WS & Ford ULV? It would be nice to be able to just use one fluid for both applications.

Reminds me of the South Park Episode

It's a pretty darn good deal for a gallon, how bad could it really be? :) https://ultra1plus.store/transmission/gear-oil-75w-90-syn-gl5.html *PDS Attached

Epson EcoTank ET-4850 & ET-3850 have been amazing for me.

It's worth buying once for the jug. :ROFLMAO:

I run ST 0W-20 and do 5k mile OCI. Oh, and throw a few ounces of LG in it too.

I've had nothing but great success with Red LG.

Thanks, I thought the same thing but didn't know. I suppose I'll ask the dealer when I get the trans filter since I'm not able to cross the filter that's currently on it.

I'm surprised you oil nerds don't have anything to say. :)

Has anyone ever heard of this spec? It's for a forklift transmission oil shown below. While we're at it, what about the Hydraulic Oil too? I'm familiar with AW32 but this spec looks different. Yes?

Forklift Oil Change: Out: Factory Kubota Oil and Filter In: SuperTech 10W-30 Advanced Wix Filter

Actually, this is probably the "best" given the weight and all the ratings. CK-4 and SN approvals and $13.97 per gallon.

Thanks all! Now it's either M1 0W-40 or T6 15W-40. Probably a toss up.

I purchased a new forklift which has a Kubota WG2503 Dual Fuel Engine. I find the oil specifications quite confusing. Originally I thought I'd just use M1 0W-40, however, the (1) note says do not use low viscosity such as 10W-30, however, they show the chart as 10W-30 is acceptable. Thoughts...

What would you recommend instead of the T4 then?