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Originally Posted by liberator221
(Post 4829198)
Go to wal-mart and buy the Quicksilver High Performance like SB posted. $10 a quart. Change it every season.
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I have been using this for years and holds up way better then the merc gear lube. Coms out like new at changes and dont smell burnt-out. I also had issues with the merc oil guming up in the bottles causing a low gear oil alarm to sound every now and then. |
Originally Posted by 1989mach1
(Post 4829267)
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I have been using this for years and holds up way better then the merc gear lube. Coms out like new at changes and dont smell burnt-out. I also had issues with the merc oil guming up in the bottles causing a low gear oil alarm to sound every now and then. Shifting seems smoother and definitely quieter now as does outdrive whine when running . I'm sure I read here somewhere a long time ago that there's something about this stuff that in the event of water ingress into the gearcase it keeps water way from bearings and gears. |
I've been running Valvoline synthetic 75-140W in my bravos for several years now, add one pint of Lucas Synthetic stabilizer per drive. Been doing a 2-3 season drain interval. They shift great, and being 900+ hour drives, getting ZERO iron mud or fuzz on magnets unlike with Merc lube.
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