Differential 80w90 vs 75w90

Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z As long as it meets specs (any high-quality diff lube will), it won't void the warranty. If the dealer gives you any static about it, go

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03-29-2013, 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z

As long as it meets specs (any high-quality diff lube will), it won't void the warranty. If the dealer gives you any static about it, go to another dealer.

Same with all other lubes/fluids/tires/&c - if it meets Nissan's specs (for lubes, this is usually an API or other standards organization rating), they can't void the warranty.

When you say meets specs are you talking about API 5 or are you talking about weights? Because 75w90 according to my owner's manual doesn't meet the correct oils weight specs.

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