[Bo Bo]

What kind of oil is recomended for the rearend on a 95 Bronco??

 

[Jasonhughes2009]

RTFM, if you dont have that anymore than use the search

http://www.fullsizebronco.com/forum/showthread.php?t=190986 -2nd post

http://www.fullsizebronco.com/forum/showthread.php?t=171584 3rd post

... you get the idea, i'd look into the lucas oils though

 

[TheUnforgiven]

thanks for the mention jason. :thumbup

OP, i prefer to stay away from lucas unless it is a "gotta make it last a few more thousand miles" type of situation.

Mobil 1 is my personal preference.

 

[Jasonhughes2009]

thanks for the mention jason. :thumbup

OP, i prefer to stay away from lucas unless it is a "gotta make it last a few more thousand miles" type of situation.

Mobil 1 is my personal preference.

anytime, and whats wrong with lucas?


and another note to the OP, if youve got the traclok in there you'll need to get the additive for the frictions in the clutch packs as well

 

[TheUnforgiven]

i just don't see the benefit to adding something that is massively more viscous, thick, and gooey when there is nothing wrong with a component. if anything, i see that shortening it's lifetime.

 

[MustangSally232]

I haven't gone through my rear yet but in my mustang I run Royal Purple in everything. Its a little more expensive but you don't need to use the LSD additive (which just about balances out the extra cost) and from experience with my car it works great, I put a junkyard 8.8 in that had about 60k on it and had been sitting for 6 years, I've since put 40k VERY hard miles on it and have had no issues, never been rebuilt and still leaves parallels every time.

 

[dlaub42]

i run royal purps in my 02 mustang gt's rear, 80k and still hookin posi everytime. but i do believe i have mobil 1 in the bronco due to the detroit.

 

[Halli]

Ford recomends part# XY-75w140-QL so 75w140

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