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Old 11-11-2010, 07:43 PM
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I did my rear diff a couple of nights ago. This was my 1st time. I used Red Line (what the local Ford Dealer uses). Wasn't too bad of a job, although the oil really smells and I spilled some on the garage floor.... Also, I started with a small hand pump, but it failed about half way through the job and had to move to a long funnel (the Red Line bottles don't have a "nipple" at the end to poor directly in). For the sealant, I asked a number of folks on reccomendations and everyone had their own preferred RTV. I ended up going with Motocraft TA-32, although TA-31 came highly reccomended (but is quite expensive). No leaks yet...
 
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Ahhh the oil experts are out.....here we go....
 
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Originally Posted by flyingtexan
Ahhh the oil experts are out.....here we go....

I make no claim to know what is the best oil for a differential. The Workshop Manual calls out Motocraft 75W140 Synthetic F1TZ-19580-B. I went to the dealer to purchase Motocraft, but they only had Red Line and told me it met the Ford Specs, so that is what I bought.... I would expect there are a number of good brands that meet or exceed the Ford Specs.
 
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Originally Posted by kc7gjs
I would expect there are a number of good brands that meet or exceed the Ford Specs.
You are correct
 
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I think that the Permatex Right Stuff is the same as the motorcraft sealant available at the dealerships. It is in the the same type of tube for a small caulking gun and cost the same.
Either way don't go to Napa for it. I needed it quick and went to Napa because it was a 1/2 mile away. Spent almost twice on the caulk tube of the stuff at Napa than a local store I found it at.

The stuff in the caulk tube will do about 8 diff covers. The aerosol can version is easy enough to do two covers.
 
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Old 11-17-2010, 03:07 PM
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What is the correct oil for the 6 speed tranny?
 
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