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Old Jan 22, 2011 | 05:31 PM
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Anyone heard or know of any issues using synthetic 75/90 instead of the Burmah SAF-AG4 that is recommended by Porsche? Have heard of some diff failures and would like to change out my fluids and can't seem to find out too much info about the actual viscosity of the Burmah (heard it has the feel of water-very light) Any suggestions, or has anyone tried this with success?
 
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Anyone???? Surely someone must have run across this or thought about it....
 
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used 1 liter Part # 000 043 205 30 for front differential. the rear differential requires Part # 000 043 300 37. required M8 allen.
 
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