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A real quick question here. As it is storming here, I decided to go ahead and change the oil in my 05 UC. I have a quart of both Mobil 1 75/90W synthetic and Redline 80W shockproof. Which should I use in the chaincase?
A real quick question here. As it is storming here, I decided to go ahead and change the oil in my 05 UC. I have a quart of both Mobil 1 75/90W synthetic and Redline 80W shockproof. Which should I use in the chaincase?
Gear oil goes in the transmission. You would be better off to just use motor oil in you primary. I use Redline Primary oil. Some guys use motor oil and some even use ATF. Do a search to learn more.
Gear oil goes in the transmission. You would be better off to just use motor oil in you primary. I use Redline Primary oil. Some guys use motor oil and some even use ATF. Do a search to learn more.
OK, so you are saying that I should use the same Mobil 1 V-Twin 20-50W oil in the primary chaincase as I used in the motor?
FWIW, I used the Mobil 1 V-Twin 20-50W in the motor & Redline V-Twin with shockproof in the transmission.
OK, so you are saying that I should use the same Mobil 1 V-Twin 20-50W oil in the primary chaincase as I used in the motor?
FWIW, I used the Mobil 1 V-Twin 20-50W in the motor & Redline V-Twin with shockproof in the transmission.
That would work fine. HD is shipping their motorcycles with Syn3 in all 3 orifices. I feel the Syn 3 is too light for the tranny, but that's just me.
Gear oil goes in the transmission. You would be better off to just use motor oil in you primary. I use Redline Primary oil. Some guys use motor oil and some even use ATF. Do a search to learn more.
Still new to this Harley maintenence. The Redline 80W gearoil is marked as being specially formulated for wet clutches...
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