Red Line (50305) Manual Transmission (MT) 90W Gear Oil - Synthetic Gear Lube - 1 Gallon

Product Description

Red Line's Manual Transmission 90W Gear Oil is most popular in Nissan, Toyota and Mazda manual transmissions and transaxles as well as other selected applications. This is a 75W90 GL-4 Gear Oil that’s slightly heavier than MTL and provides excellent protection of gears and synchronizers and its balanced slipperiness provides a perfect coefficient of friction, allowing easier shifting. Red Line Oil's MTL and MT-90 allow proper shifting over the entire temperature range which the transmission will experience due to its wide viscosity. The synthetic base oils used have a very high viscosity index which provides relatively constant viscosity as temperature changes. MTL is a low 70W at very low temperatures and a high 80W, nearly an 85W, at elevated temperatures, providing adequate viscosity to prevent wear and deaden gear noise. MT-90 is a thicker 75W90 version of MTL. The shear stability and oxidation stability of these products are excellent, thus the physical characteristics of Red Line MTL and MT-90 will change little with use.

Features

• HIGH PERFORMANCE - gear protection and longer synchro life. Recommended for GL-1, GL-3, and GL-4 applications.
• QUICKER SHIFTS - perfect synchronizer coefficient of friction and eliminates notchy shifting, even when cold
• REQUIREMENTS - gear oil viscosity of 75W; 80W; SAE 40 10W40 and 15W40 motor oil
• POPULAR GEAR OIL FOR - GL-1, GL-3 and GL-4 applications, as well as where most special synchromesh fluids are specified. Safe for brass synchros, as it lacks the reactive sulfurs found in most GL-5 oils that cause damage
• WHY RED LINE - Established in 1979, Red Line Products perform & protect better than any on the market. No compromises.

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