Can I use 75w90 differential fluid?

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07-10-24, 11:45 AM

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A fool and his money are soon parted.

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07-10-24, 12:05 PM

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All generalizations are false, including this one.

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07-10-24, 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Gerf

German cars-German fluids, makes sense I guess. A paltry 11k for a diff is nothing....and this one uses WS

Only because Lexus doesn't use these diffs in many things, Audi has them in every S car and several normal ones so we be benefit from cheaper parts as usual.

Im still entertained how much cheaper my OE parts are for Audi vs Lexus, it's almost unbelievable considering how much more advanced stuff is as well.

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07-11-24, 08:13 AM

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Im still entertained how much cheaper my OE parts are for Audi vs Lexus, it's almost unbelievable considering how much more advanced stuff is as well.

fcpeuro or germanautoparts aren't the same as buying from a dealer, of course it's cheaper.

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