Posted by Harry Klever on November 10, 2014 at 09:05:02 from (65.23.185.129):
In Reply to: 450 TA Question posted by Ron in Nebr on November 09, 2014 at 21:17:16:
From what i was told both Hy Tran ,and Low Ash Engine oil were landmark lubrication inventions. I got neighbors that use Hy Tran in their differentials, in their 4-wheel drive pickups. My 450 0wners manual,talks about adding that IH Torque Amplifier Transmission Lubrication Additive if temp is below 40* F. 1 quart to 4 gallons of the SAE 75 gear lube,or if its + 40*F degrees then you could use SAE-90.... Wow now we know why they invented Hy Tran !
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