Got some Nissan rear end 75-140 syn. from dealer today. Is the genuine oil as good as say Mobil1 or Amosoil? Paid only $11 per quart, knew parts manager.
Nissan just re-brands someone else's 75w140, they don't own any refineries. I don't know whose though. Either of the other brands you mention are a good choice. I'm using the Amsoil.
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2004 Titan XE Crew Cab 4x2 Born on 9/22/04
Purchased 10/22/04 at South Point Nissan in Austin
Options: XE Preferred Package
Floor Mats
Mud Guards
TRADED IN 9/1/06 for something more fuel efficient. My gf misses the White Titan....lol.
I figured there probably wasn't a big difference between the brands. The nissan bottle said it is a gl-5 synthetic 75w-140. I have gallons of this stuff, put it in my customers with volvo penta marine sterndrives. Never buying fluid again! Oh by the way the fluid was horrible, black as night and burnt. Not one metal sliver on the drain magnet thou. So any one worrying about getting high miles without a diff. failure, 114,000 and never any problem(were's a friggin piece of wood to knock on when you need one!)HAPPY BOATING EVERYONE!
I dont think there will be much difference at all. I like amsoil or M1 myself because I know what it is like others have said dont know who makes the nissan oil.
I'm about to hit 3K miles on my 05 and just went to wal-mart and picked up their Super-tech 75w140 for the initial flush. My plan is to change it to Amsoil or M1 at 10K miles. Should I return it and just do the good stuff? It was a little over $10/qt after tax.
I'm about to hit 3K miles on my 05 and just went to wal-mart and picked up their Super-tech 75w140 for the initial flush. My plan is to change it to Amsoil or M1 at 10K miles. Should I return it and just do the good stuff? It was a little over $10/qt after tax.
My Diff went out 1K miles after using that....Coincidence...you tell me.
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2005 CC 4x4 SE
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ChunkyAssWhore™
All Time Favorite TitanTalk Quote (in response to what type of Gasoline is best):
I personally prefer whatever's cheap. I'd club baby seals to death and squeeze oil from their limp little bodies if I could save a buck - Mr B
lol, ok I'm returning it tomorrow, unless I hear more positive feedback
Like I said...it could be coincidence...but I'll sure as hell never use it on another vehicle.
Now, I have read good things about the supertech filters...
Seems like they are pretty good quality...but not as good as the Purolator (sp?)
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2005 CC 4x4 SE
AKA
ChunkyAssWhore™
All Time Favorite TitanTalk Quote (in response to what type of Gasoline is best):
I personally prefer whatever's cheap. I'd club baby seals to death and squeeze oil from their limp little bodies if I could save a buck - Mr B
All Time Favorite TitanTalk Quote (in response to what type of Gasoline is best):
I personally prefer whatever's cheap. I'd club baby seals to death and squeeze oil from their limp little bodies if I could save a buck - Mr B
Like I said...it could be coincidence...but I'll sure as hell never use it on another vehicle.
Now, I have read good things about the supertech filters...
Seems like they are pretty good quality...but not as good as the Purolator (sp?)
yeah, maybe your rear was on its way out anyway. I'm not going to take the chance though. I'm going to check the price of mobile1 today at Schucks and if it's too spendy I'll get the Amsoil through my bro for $10/qt for 75w-140.
If we don't use Royal Purple do we need to use the limited slip additive? Sorry I don't know if we have limited slip or not
I've read on other truck forums to use and additive unless you use RP. Haven't seen anything about that on any titan forums though.
No additive is Necessary with the stock diff, we have an open diff. We do have ABLS, which is controlled by the brakes, and is one small step better than useless.
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Xlerator Exhaust
aFe Stage 2 CAI
Desert Sand Mica
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