brumby gearbox oil
- thunder039
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brumby gearbox oil
as the title states i am after some advice on gearbox oil for my standard brumby, its original gearbox with 266ks
was wondering what the reccomendations are without spending a small fortune and how much i need in terms of literage
thanks!
was wondering what the reccomendations are without spending a small fortune and how much i need in terms of literage
thanks!
2004 subaru forester -gone
1999 subaru forester- no more
1989 subaru brumby- sold!
2008 zook jimny -sold!
2003 mitsubishi pajero - missus car
2013 nissan d22- set up for long distant touring
1999 subaru forester- no more

1989 subaru brumby- sold!
2008 zook jimny -sold!
2003 mitsubishi pajero - missus car
2013 nissan d22- set up for long distant touring
- thunder039
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- thunder039
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is this the gearbox conditioning stuff?steptoe wrote:and if I was you , try get some of Nulons additive for rejuvenating oil seals to soften the front seal especially. There is a specific additive and it is not G70
2004 subaru forester -gone
1999 subaru forester- no more
1989 subaru brumby- sold!
2008 zook jimny -sold!
2003 mitsubishi pajero - missus car
2013 nissan d22- set up for long distant touring
1999 subaru forester- no more

1989 subaru brumby- sold!
2008 zook jimny -sold!
2003 mitsubishi pajero - missus car
2013 nissan d22- set up for long distant touring
they stopped making it they only have the G70 or their blend of gear oils with additives.steptoe wrote:and if I was you , try get some of Nulons additive for rejuvenating oil seals to soften the front seal especially. There is a specific additive and it is not G70
even wynns use to make a good one, don't any more not here any ways
still be using the G70 but

- El_Freddo
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I'd just drop some standard gearbox oil in it, there's no point spending more money than you need to, it's not a high performance gearbox after all.
Or you could go for a LSD grade oil, I did this with my box and found that it's changed smoother since. The fellas at my local parts joint know I 4wd and reckoned it was going to be a better oil for the heat that can be generated in the slow stuff. From memory it was another couple of dollars but in my book worth it!
Cheers
Bennie
Or you could go for a LSD grade oil, I did this with my box and found that it's changed smoother since. The fellas at my local parts joint know I 4wd and reckoned it was going to be a better oil for the heat that can be generated in the slow stuff. From memory it was another couple of dollars but in my book worth it!
Cheers
Bennie
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00 Outback with class, SOHC EJ25 auto 240,068ks
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"B2" wrecked and crushed
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Current
00 Outback with class, SOHC EJ25 auto 240,068ks
"B1" 90 Brumby with character 271,800K EA81 (But soon 5speed,103,000k EJ202)
"B2" wrecked and crushed
"B3" 89 Bush Bashing Brumby (BeeRumBee) Kept a Bucca
"B4" 89 Black Brumby (wam balam ) Kept at Kempsey
"B5" 92 Brumby (sold it)
"B6" 88 Beige Brumby
"W1" 83 wagon 308,000 AC and alot of rust repairs. (Wanda)
Brumby Trailer (Sulky)
LUV THAT BRUM !
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- thunder039
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thanks guys for the suggestion i will go to repco and have a look at the oils for comparison
bennie i dont think i need the lsd oil as i very rarely 4wd in the brumby and most of its time is spent at 100kmh but thanks for the suggestion!
bennie i dont think i need the lsd oil as i very rarely 4wd in the brumby and most of its time is spent at 100kmh but thanks for the suggestion!
2004 subaru forester -gone
1999 subaru forester- no more
1989 subaru brumby- sold!
2008 zook jimny -sold!
2003 mitsubishi pajero - missus car
2013 nissan d22- set up for long distant touring
1999 subaru forester- no more

1989 subaru brumby- sold!
2008 zook jimny -sold!
2003 mitsubishi pajero - missus car
2013 nissan d22- set up for long distant touring
that's good to know, have to have a look for it next time doing the oil changessteptoe wrote:Just off the phone Nulon techos - the Nulon additive is ESL, short for engine stop leak - add 60ml of ESL per litre of oil capacity of manual gearbox only. The chemistry lends the technology of auto tranny fluid of keping all their seals and O rings supple.
