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Old 06-29-2024, 03:57 AM
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Hi all,
I would kindly like to know for this 1992 XJS 4.0 which rear differential is fitted in order to replace the appropriate oil
open differential or limited slip ?
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James,

All XJSs have LSDs

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Thank you Paul,
so a Castrol Transmax Limited Slip Z 85W-90 could it be suitable ?
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James, this photo shows what the handbook says (from my 1992 4.0 XJS). I think it means only refill with Shell Spirax Super 90, which is no longer available. I don’t know what to recommend and hope another forum member can advise. Another page in the handbook says a refill takes 1.6L.


 
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There's nothing exotic about the Jag diff. I'd feel comfortable using any name brand GL5 80/90 gear oil. As far as I know all the usual suspects offer a GL5 that's formulated for limited slip diffs and will say so right on the container. Or buy a standard GL5 80/90 and use a limited slip additive.

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Thanks Doug.
 
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James,

You could fill with Castrol Transmax Limited Slip 85w90, readily available.

Last change on my 4.0, I switched to Castrol Syntrax Limited Slip 75w140, which also seems fine.

Just make sure it specifically says "Limited Slip" as opposed to their standard gear oil.

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Thank you Paul and Doug
 
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