1st diff lube change
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******************** Test Results ********************
********* Most defenitly NOT scientific testing ************
**** Results are subjective and may not be reproduced *****
The Honda Marine SAE 90 GL-5 diff fluid is out of the freezer.
First thought was : It stopped flowing!
But it didn't, IMO it was thicker then the LE-607 @ that temp.
******************* End of test *********************
********* Most defenitly NOT scientific testing ************
**** Results are subjective and may not be reproduced *****
The Honda Marine SAE 90 GL-5 diff fluid is out of the freezer.
First thought was : It stopped flowing!
But it didn't, IMO it was thicker then the LE-607 @ that temp.
******************* End of test *********************
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Originally Posted by SpitfireS,Jun 17 2006, 03:28 AM
******************** Test Results ********************
********* Most defenitly NOT scientific testing ************
**** Results are subjective and may not be reproduced *****
The Honda Marine SAE 90 GL-5 diff fluid is out of the freezer.
First thought was : It stopped flowing!
But it didn't, IMO it was thicker then the LE-607 @ that temp.
******************* End of test *********************
********* Most defenitly NOT scientific testing ************
**** Results are subjective and may not be reproduced *****
The Honda Marine SAE 90 GL-5 diff fluid is out of the freezer.
First thought was : It stopped flowing!
But it didn't, IMO it was thicker then the LE-607 @ that temp.
******************* End of test *********************
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 4,953
Likes: 25
From: 17 ft below sea level.
We interrupt our regular sheduled program for a NEWS FLASH 
INDYMAC Posted on Jun 17 2006, 01:49 PM
A #1 - I dont know. There is no other info on the bottle then "Its good stuff".
A #2 - No, sorry. Searched BITOG with no luck, not even in the "Boats" section.
I could go the the dealer and "demand" an MSDS or sue them...
But this is Holland... I would probably get laughed at.
INDYMAC Posted on Jun 17 2006, 01:49 PM
Q #1 - What is the advertised pour point for the Honda gear lube?
Q #2 - Were you able to find a MSDS for it to compare with LE607's numbers?
Q #2 - Were you able to find a MSDS for it to compare with LE607's numbers?
A #2 - No, sorry. Searched BITOG with no luck, not even in the "Boats" section.
I could go the the dealer and "demand" an MSDS or sue them...
But this is Holland... I would probably get laughed at.
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