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2020 4Runner Differential Oil From & Rear
Amsoil 110....140 Gear Oil.
Other than Cost and MPG is there any Negative or Detrimental by using these weights? |
Why? " LT 75W-85 GL-5 or equivalent " is spec Amsoil has it.
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Probably would work - but why? For most people there's no reason to ever change the diff oil. And if you do using the correct oil will save a decent amount of money on fuel over the life of the diff oil.
If you want to waste money - do something fun like burning it or go gambling. This is wasting money for the sake of wasting money with no benefit. |
I did my rear differential last year in my 2005 4runner (120,00 miles).
I did my rear differential last year in my 2005 4runner (120,000 miles). Took 20 minutes. three quarts of Valvoline 80/90 nonsynthetic.
One drain plug. One fill plug. No mess. W:croc:ill do again in 5 to 7 years. |
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The thinner oil does make for better mpg but IIRC the thicker oil may have been the original spec. |
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