93civEJ1

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Ok since everyone is talking about redline 75w90 and x-fer cases exploding because of it, another guy posted up about getting Diaqueen LSD Gear oil #3775610 from the dealer ship....I went today and bought some as well after work. i will be replacing the Redline 75w90 that is in the transfer case and rear diff with this new fluid. Smart idea or was it a bad one, or should I have just not worried about it?? Looks exactly like the big metal jug in the pic

Hooptie157

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I think its a very smart one. I think I'll be running Mitsu fluid from now on.

93civEJ1

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sweet, thanks for the response man.. Hope i grabbed the right stuff.

rraulston

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I think the diaqueen is for diff only. I bought a gallon also. Thats what my dealer told me....

marksae

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The front diff is in the transfer case. You can't go wrong following factory specs.

Fourdoor

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Tried to get some from the local dealership and they told me they don't sell it by the quart.... so I said "well, I don't need a 54 gal drum" and went looking for redline! I didn't realize it comes by the gallon!

How much was the 1 Gal jug?

Reason I am going with redline for the tranny is the $11.00 a quart price of the mitsubishi tranny fluid.

Thanks,

Keith

93civEJ1

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Um, LSD fluid is for diff's yes, thats what your rear and transfer case are. And also, this 4 liter jug cost 46$ and tax.

rraulston

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WOW!!!! I didnt know i had a LSD in the front........

Eric Lyublinsky

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I have a drum sitting at home full of OEM Tranny oil. Pain in the *** to do a tranny drop and fill on this car. I don't have that meny miles on yet but I would like to use the OEM stuff on the diff and transfer case. What oil is need for the transfer case?

Thanks
Eric

93civEJ1

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obviously not.

webguy330i

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Eric it's really easy if you use a hand pump. Even with a tube running up and above the engine into the fill hole in the tranny, it's not bad at all.

I can actually do this faster than an oil change (stupid oil filter always takes forever to get off).

93civEJ1

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yeah, its also easy if you can get to know someone that works at an oil change bay, and then you can just walk under your car in the bay. Thats how I do mine.

Eric Lyublinsky

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Oh I have done it many times that though for the help.

Eric

Edit in english.

Thanks for your help. I have done it many times.

Eric

ex-honda

Only the RS Evo has limited slip in the front, not a regular Evo.

rraulston

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i know, thats why i was questioning using the Dia-queen "LSD" oil in the transfer case.... My dealer said its for the rear "LSD" only. Ill call them again and verify......RRR