hi whats the best gearbox oil to put into the astra vxr cheers.
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Originally posted by longeysvxr View PostHi mate its for when i re fit my re con box, just wana put the best stuff i can back in cheers.
Oilman off of here might help, worky, neilsen, sandy may all know they know these cars in quiet alot of depth i would try dropping them a pm...
Wonder if the tuners could advice as they fit LSD's and have box's out all the time?!
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When I replaced mine in March, Oilman (opieoils) recommended:
http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-981-fuch...ion-fluid.aspx
Much smoother gear change when cold as well using that.
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Originally posted by moosh View PostOh right mate sorry to hear about your old one, probibly the stuff from vx would be the best for it?
Oilman off of here might help, worky, neilsen, sandy may all know they know these cars in quiet alot of depth i would try dropping them a pm...
Wonder if the tuners could advice as they fit LSD's and have box's out all the time?!sigpicOriginally posted by soosieGosh Cerberus , yours is exceptionally long !Originally posted by soosieGosh Cerberus , really, really HUGE !
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Originally posted by Cerberus View Postisnt the VX stuff Dextron II power steering fluid?
The below is from the thread where the bloke blew his gearbox up just after he changed his own oil
http://www.vxronline.co.uk/forum/sho...9&postcount=50
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Standard box will be filled with DextronIII which is also used for the power steering system, if you are just driving day to day it will do the job.
If you like a bit of spirted driving etc I would put in something like the following.
http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-60227-mi...-gear-oil.aspx
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Originally posted by worky View PostStandard box will be filled with DextronIII which is also used for the power steering system, if you are just driving day to day it will do the job.
If you like a bit of spirted driving etc I would put in something like the following.
http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-60227-mi...-gear-oil.aspx
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