It's also called "hypoid oil" because it's used in hypoid geartrains. It's a very thick, somewhat sticky oil used in things like manual transmissions.
not all 90 wt oil is "hypoid oil" hypoid means that there are additives in the oil to help with shaft driven engines, these additives can damage some clutch components if it is used in the wrong applications, however, if the engine calls for hypoid oil make sure to use it.3 hrs
Any brand 90 wt. oil will do fine.
80-90wt gear oil GL-4
Yes, you can use 75w-90 gear oil instead of SAE 90 gear oil
80-90 wt GL-4 gear lube. It needs to be a GL4 rated oil, not GL5 rated.
To my best guess and thinking. Gear oil is 90 weight oil and dexron3 is 10 weight oil. 90 wt. being thicker would cause your traqns to get hot and could burn up your trans. But, if it is an older transmission some auto makers recomend using heavier oil in the transmission. But this is only on a manual transmission. brewski
Youre truck or blazer shold have new process 203 transfer case in which case you should youse youre manuals recommended gear oil most likely 90 wt
In the Mustang of that year having a 6.75 in. rear end in it you would need 2.5 pints of gear oil. This is 90 wt. oil. If you have a 7.50 in. rear end, you would need 3.5 pints of the 90wt oil.
90 weight gear oil.
5 gallons of 90 wt.
80 or 85W 90 gear oil.
80W-90 (GL-5) gear oil.
80-90 PL-5 gear oil