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i have a 200 tundra and the manual calls for sae90 is this what i should use or is there a synthetic that will work also i do not know if i have a lsd
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We've been having good results with any good brand of 80W-90 conventional gear oil or 75W-90 synthetic gear oil. If you are in a cold winter climate, 75W-90 synthetic in the rear differential, transfer case, and front differential are a smart idea. Mobil 1 is very good and easily available. Red Line and Amsoil are very good, but pricier and harder to find.


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