Hi. As per manufacturer, it can be used in non-LSD differentials, so I guess you can use it since it is 75W85 viscosity. www.motul.com/en/en/products/motylgear-75w85
@@dionich Thanks for the reply. Do you think it is a problem for differential because Motul is semi-synthetic compared to Castrol bot448 which is full synthetic?
@@Nik-hm5um theoretically should be fine, but I would personally go for castrol bot448 or bmw genuine just to be sure that no issue pop up after the replacement.
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Hi, congratulations for excellent work. Bot 448 Casteol is a SAE 75W85, do you think it would be fine if I use Motul Motylgear 75w85?
Hi. As per manufacturer, it can be used in non-LSD differentials, so I guess you can use it since it is 75W85 viscosity.
www.motul.com/en/en/products/motylgear-75w85
@@dionich Thanks for the reply. Do you think it is a problem for differential because Motul is semi-synthetic compared to Castrol bot448 which is full synthetic?
@@Nik-hm5um theoretically should be fine, but I would personally go for castrol bot448 or bmw genuine just to be sure that no issue pop up after the replacement.