Amsoil SVG 75W90, Front, 40K, 04 Duramax

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Same thing here on the front diff, looks like I could have gone past the Blackstone OCI recommendation of 40K. Will probably push front & rear up to 50K.

Make/Model: GM Front Differential
Vehicle: 2004 Chevy 2500HD

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OIL SVG 75w90 VAL Syn 75W90

MILES IN USE 39,780 29,976

MILES ON UNIT 146,130 106,350

SAMPLE TAKEN 7/3/13 10/20/11

MAKE UP OIL 0 0



IRON 99 170

CHROMIUM 0 1

NICKEL 0 2

ALUMINUM 0 2

COPPER 0 1

LEAD 0 1

TIN 0 0

CADMIUM 0

SILVER 0 0

VANADIUM 0

SILICON 15 4

SODIUM 3 4

POTASSIUM 0 0

TITANIUM 0 0

MOLYBDENUM 0 0

ANTIMONY 0

MANGANESE 2 4

LITHIUM 0

BORON 125 305

MAGNESIUM 0 2

CALCIUM 5 10

BARIUM 0 0

PHOSPHORUS 893 2169

ZINC 10 17



Water %
SUS @ 210F 76.2

Visc @ 100C 16.9 14.56

TAN 2.03

Oxidation 45

Nitration 4

Insolubles % 0.3

Flashpoint 375


Oil Analysis Vendor Comments:
Data indicates no abnormal findings. Resample at normal interval. Lubricant change acknowledged.
 
Sounds reasonable, but why not live dangerously and go 80K......easy to say when it's not my vehicle.
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I've got about 82K on Amsoil ATF on my Taurus and am looking forward to seeing the pan and filters when I change it out.
 
Hello

I have a Fronter 2.0i petrol and in my differentials i have Castrol Axle EPX 80W-90 and in manual gear box and transfer box i have engine oil (GM 10w40)..I need something for winter stuff in my gearboxes and i want to know if the Amsoil SVG 75w90 is really worth the double price..Also for differentials i need an opinion..If i go with Amsoil is a big investment..
I am from Europe and the price for 950ml bottle is around 22$..This makes it very expensive for my pockets..I found this site but is AMsoil seller so i am skeptical big time...

http://www.acehioil.com/gear_oil_test.htm

I do light to medium offroad, climbing hills and get dirty in mud...
Pls advice..
 
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