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Tranny Oil

Ralph Mo · 2003-06-08

Which tranny oil should I use in 8-N 1950. Thanks! Use regular 90w mineral oil. It has to conform to GL1 spec. I've used NAPA part number 65-205. It's got a great price, and it's the right stuff.... Do not use other GL numbers (like 3, 4, or 5...) they will ultimatly ruin the seals. AP Use regular 90w mineral oil. It has to conform to GL1 spec. I've used NAPA part number 65-205. It's got a great price, and it's the right stuff.... Do not use other GL numbers (like 3, 4, or 5...) they will ultimatly ruin the seals. AP The fluid mentioned in that first post is the fluid sold for equipment that uses the same sump for transmission, rear end, and hydraulics. Some equipment does not have a common sump and does not use the same fluid for all those things. You will generally find the fluid sold for common sump equipment meets Fords MC134-D. I think it's -D. Maybe it's -C. Anyway, its the fluid sold for common sump equipment. Some guys try to stay with the original recommendation of mineral oil. Thinned with kerosene in the winter. Or some such...sounds like a pain to me. The fluid mentioned in that first post is the fluid sold for equipment that uses the same sump for transmission, rear end, and hydraulics. Some equipment does not have a common sump and does not use the same fluid for all those things. You will generally find the fluid sold for common sump equipment meets Fords MC134-D. I think it's -D. Maybe it's -C. Anyway, its the fluid sold for common sump equipment. Some guys try to stay with the original recommendation of mineral oil. Thinned with kerosene in the winter. Or some such...sounds like a pain to me. It's a D . The D stands for Defense . It meets Department of Defense specs. Or so I've been told. It's a D . The D stands for Defense . It meets Department of Defense specs. Or so I've been told. I never can remember so I just look for the stuff that works for common sump equipment. I never can remember so I just look for the stuff that works for common sump equipment. FORD RECOMMENDS THEIR 134 TRANS HYRDO FORD RECOMMENDS THEIR 134 TRANS HYRDO

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Ralph MO

06-08-2003 07:59:37

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Which tranny oil should I use in 8-N 1950. Thanks!

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Adam P

06-08-2003 11:24:08

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Re: Tranny Oil in reply to Ralph MO, 06-08-2003 07:59:37

Use regular 90w mineral oil. It has to conform to GL1 spec. I've used NAPA part number 65-205. It's got a great price, and it's the right stuff....
Do not use other GL numbers (like 3, 4, or 5...)
they will ultimatly ruin the seals.
AP

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Rob

06-08-2003 08:58:49

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Re: Tranny Oil in reply to Ralph MO, 06-08-2003 07:59:37

The fluid mentioned in that first post is the fluid sold for equipment that uses the same sump for transmission, rear end, and hydraulics. Some equipment does not have a common sump and does not use the same fluid for all those things. You will generally find the fluid sold for common sump equipment meets Fords MC134-D. I think it's -D. Maybe it's -C. Anyway, its the fluid sold for common sump equipment.
Some guys try to stay with the original recommendation of mineral oil. Thinned with kerosene in the winter. Or some such...sounds like a pain to me.

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MikeC

06-08-2003 12:57:18

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Re: Re: Tranny Oil in reply to Rob, 06-08-2003 08:58:49

It's a "D". The D stands for "Defense". It meets Department of Defense specs. Or so I've been told.

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Rob

06-08-2003 12:59:43

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Re: Re: Re: Tranny Oil in reply to MikeC, 06-08-2003 12:57:18

I never can remember so I just look for the stuff that works for common sump equipment.

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KWP

06-08-2003 08:22:56

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Re: Tranny Oil in reply to Ralph MO, 06-08-2003 07:59:37

FORD RECOMMENDS THEIR 134 TRANS HYRDO

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