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4/07/2004
07:05:51

Subject: RE: Differential additive required with AMS?
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Sephiroth,
I would stay away from the 85W-140, that stuff is THICK. I think it would cost you at the pump, and it "might" even affect the bearings.




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4/07/2004
14:15:15

RE: Differential additive required with AMS?
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Per my manual, the diffs require 75W140 synthetic in both diffs if towing at all. This needs to be changed every 12k miles. Don't shoot the messenger. I'm only communicating the rules that Dodge has put forth via their manual.

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4/08/2004
02:42:28

RE: Differential additive required with AMS?
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We're talking Amsoil 100% synthetic extreme pressure differential fluid here, I don't think it's as thick as conventional towing diff fluid and I believe the life expectancy of the Amsoil fluid is considerably longer than what the owner's manual is referring to.



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9/22/2004
09:08:41

Amsoil Gear Lube - Amsoil Hand Pump
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9/22/2004
11:27:09

RE: Differential additive required with AMS?
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I put the Amsoil 75W-90 in my '03 3:55 LSD (9-1/4") 2wd and went ahead and added the dodge friction modifier. Has worked great and I don't have a bit of noise from the axle.



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9/23/2004
15:29:29

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I put the Redline 75W90 in mine at 15k miles. Changing it next week at 45k miles. No need to add friction modifier, as it is already included. Works great. Doesn't have that 'stiff' feeling on the 10 degree winter mornings that it had with the stock dino oil in there.

Eric -- http://photos.yahoo.com/jes_96




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9/23/2004
16:29:31

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Wow, when I saw this post I thought Sephiroth was back!



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