Renewable Lubricants
Renewable Lubricants Semi-Synthetic Gear Oil 80W-90 1 Gal Yellow 82133
Semi-synthetic gear oil in 80W-90 viscosity for manual transmissions and differentials
- Semi-synthetic formula protects gears under heavy loads
- SAE 80W-90 viscosity suits a wide temperature range
- Bio-based content reduces environmental impact
- One-gallon jug covers multiple service intervals
- Bright yellow container simplifies fluid identification
Semi-Synthetic Gear Oil 80W-90
This semi-synthetic gear lubricant carries an SAE 80W-90 viscosity rating for differential and manual transmission service. The one-gallon jug delivers a bio-synthetic formulation from Renewable Lubricants. Part number 82133 identifies the product in the manufacturer catalogue.
For standard differentials and gearboxes
Mechanics and vehicle owners needing an 80W-90 grade lubricant will find this fluid matches that specification. Buyers who require a different viscosity grade or a fully synthetic formulation should look at something else. Equipment demanding manufacturer-specific additive packages not confirmed here will need an alternative product.
SAE 80W-90 viscosity grade
The viscosity rating is the single specification that determines whether this fluid suits the application. Consult the vehicle or equipment service manual to confirm that 80W-90 is the required grade before purchase. Using an incorrect viscosity can compromise gear protection and shifting performance.
Highlights
- Semi-synthetic formula protects gears under heavy loads
- SAE 80W-90 viscosity suits a wide temperature range
- Bio-based content reduces environmental impact
- One-gallon jug covers multiple service intervals
- Bright yellow container simplifies fluid identification
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 80W-90 grade or a different viscosity for my gearbox?
The 80W-90 grade covers cold starts down to the 80W winter rating and protects at 90 weight operating temperature.
How does the 80W-90 rating behave once the oil is inside a differential?
It flows like an 80-weight oil when cold and maintains a 90-weight film at running temperature.
What standard governs the 80W-90 label on this jug?
The SAE viscosity grade defines the 80W cold-flow and 90 hot-viscosity limits for gear lubricants.
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