Miles Lubricants
Miles Lubricants M00600603 HVAC Control
Five-gallon pail of 80W-90 gear oil with API GL-5 rating and pour point to minus 30 degrees F
- ColorYellow
- 5-gallon pail reduces refill frequency
- API GL-5 rating protects gears under heavy load
- SAE 80W-90 viscosity suits wide temperature range
- Pour point of -30 °F ensures cold-start flow
- Viscosity index 95 maintains film strength across temperatures
Gear Oil for Drivetrain Components
Miles Lubricants M00600603 is an SAE 80W-90 gear lubricant supplied in a 5-gallon pail. It meets API GL-5 specifications and carries a viscosity index of 95 for consistent film strength across temperature changes. The yellow fluid suits differentials and manual transmissions requiring this viscosity grade.
Suited for GL-5 Service Fill
Workshops and fleets topping up or refilling axles and gearboxes specified for API GL-5 80W-90 will find the pail volume practical. Buyers needing a different viscosity grade, a synthetic base stock, or a container smaller than 5 gallons should look elsewhere.
Cold Flow and Long-Run Stability
A pour point of -30 °F allows the oil to circulate quickly after cold starts, while the viscosity index of 95 resists thinning during extended high-load operation. Specific gravity of 28 provides a density reference for inventory tracking.
Highlights
- 5-gallon pail reduces refill frequency
- API GL-5 rating protects gears under heavy load
- SAE 80W-90 viscosity suits wide temperature range
- Pour point of -30 °F ensures cold-start flow
- Viscosity index 95 maintains film strength across temperatures
Specifications
| Brand | MILES LUBRICANTS |
|---|---|
| Color | Yellow |
Questions about this item
Does this 5 gal pail of 80W-90 gear oil require a specific pump or dispensing tool for the container type?
The product ships in a 5 gal pail; a standard drum pump or hand pump suited to that container size will dispense the fluid.
Can this API GL-5 rated oil be used in older differentials that originally specified a lower GL rating?
Yes, the API GL-5 standard covers the performance requirements of earlier GL categories for hypoid gears.
How can I verify the oil matches the 80W-90 grade after filling the differential?
Check that the fluid colour is yellow and that the pour point behaves near -30 Degrees F in cold conditions.
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