K Knuckle078 Joined Jun 24, 2018 Messages 2 Location Virginia Jun 24, 2018 #1 Any significant difference ? Can I mix the 2 ?
oldhp Joined Jun 28, 2012 Messages 3,592 Location Southern Illinois Jun 25, 2018 #2 Mix them? Yes. Why? Leftovers? What is it for? More info please.
K Knuckle078 Thread starter Joined Jun 24, 2018 Messages 2 Location Virginia Jun 25, 2018 #3 2001 Mack dump truck with a new hogshead. I have always run 85/140 but the truck mechanic filled it with SAE 90
2001 Mack dump truck with a new hogshead. I have always run 85/140 but the truck mechanic filled it with SAE 90
Z zeng Joined Sep 1, 2015 Messages 2,876 Location Malaysia Jun 25, 2018 #4 No problem in mixing the oils. However in your intended truck application, I would say significant portions of SAE 90 is a no go for differential protection.
No problem in mixing the oils. However in your intended truck application, I would say significant portions of SAE 90 is a no go for differential protection.
Rob_Roy Joined Oct 26, 2008 Messages 1,352 Location Northern, NY Jun 25, 2018 #5 What does Mack recommend for your application? No issue mixing, more of a question of if it is a suitable viscosity.
What does Mack recommend for your application? No issue mixing, more of a question of if it is a suitable viscosity.