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#1539028 03/05/2024 2:20 AM
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1965 c60 with corporate two speed Axle, Wondering if I need some type of special gear lube for the rear end? Just wanted to make sure I didn’t miss friction modifiers if it’s needed. Wondering what others run?


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Any GL-5 80w-90 gear lube should work just fine for your truck, no additives needed for your 2-speed...

https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/traveller-gear-lube-sae-80w-90-2-gal-t805400

Reminder, do not use SAE-90 Mineral Oil in your rear, that's for the Transmission ONLY...

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Thanks for the quick response Mike! I figured as much but wanted to be sure. Already have this apart once. Don’t plan on taking it apart again in my lifetime….lets hope.

Last edited by AKrause; 03/05/2024 10:56 AM.

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Agree on the 80w90. When I put new axle seals in my 62, I used 80w90 in the old Eaton diff 👍👍🇺🇸


1962 C10 with a 235 6cyl -- all of the drive train seems to be original.
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