2014 300xc gear oil

Trans

I like ATF in my bikes but not with the rekluse I use the rotella they recommend
Otherwise I liked how the ATF worked with clutch and gearbox
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Lately I have Used GRO. Earlier I Used Castrol MTX. Both with good results but some Rekluse clutch noise.

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Good ol Shell Rotella T. Can but a gallon of it at Autozone for what one quart of "motorcycle" oil costs. I have been using it for years. Actually this is the oil Rekluse recommends for their clutches


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Atf dexron vi is the best spec oil you can possibly get. GM (makers of the dexron specification) require it last 100,000miles in ordinary use and 50,000miles for heavy use.

Auto gearboxes in cars are very similar to bike gearboxes.

I use the same stuff in my forks (its equiv 7.5w) and it retains viscosity better than any fork oil over seen at high temperature (viscosity index). I also use it in my clutch reservoir. One oil to rule them all!

Enjoy

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Motul Transoil 10w30 for me, i have filled with Castrol 10w30 once but i won't go back to it unless it's very urgent.
 
I find Rotella T6 to be a bit too heavy and ATF a bit too thin. I know this will be sacrilege to many of you but I have been using a 50/50 mix of Rotella T6 and ATF and it works great and it is inexpensive.
 
I find Rotella T6 to be a bit too heavy and ATF a bit too thin. I know this will be sacrilege to many of you but I have been using a 50/50 mix of Rotella T6 and ATF and it works great and it is inexpensive.

Bingo, same here. Change it when it gets jerky, and you can adjust the ratio to suit your preference on clutch action (thicker or thinner). Plus, ATF has really great detergents to help keep everything clean. AND it's cheap (just like me!).
 
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