WK2 Diff oils

[cruiserfied]

2nd what ozjeepster said. Been using Valvoline products for 10 years now.


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[Treebreakerbob]

Bu**er, forgot about Valvolene, oh well as it's still under waranty the Mopar I've got coming will be good

Bob

[PKWK]

Penrite Pro Gear 80W-140 includes the e-LSD additive so ready to use. Good news is that 2.5L is only $81.00 so heaps cheaper than going for the Mopar additive+synthetic oil option. Penrite also make Limslip Additive that meets MS 5630, though the Pro Gear already includes this.
Link to detailed PDF at https://penriteoil.com.au/assets/tec...fferential.pdf

[emac]

so im assuming you only nee the friction modifier if you have the ELSD

as i don't just have open diffs i use the Penrith 75/85

[drover]

In my ZG, WG and WK2 whatever the grade of oil required I have used the Penrite blend, never bothered with additives as most diff oils it hasn't been needed for many years.... even my other vehicles with LSD it wasn't needed as I never used the manufacturers oil.... and Penrite is chosen because of its availability compared to exotic expensive blends though going back to last century Valvoline was the oils of choice, if you know what I mean ..... Penrite pro gear GL5 75W85 already has the modifier for LSD's in the blend, no ELSD in mine but even if you have no need for additive ...... most important in these gear oils is the GL number use the wrong one and bushes and internals can get eaten.. so make sure you have the correct spec...