Gl-4

[Ran440]

So far finding a true GL-4 gear lube ( not a GL-4 / GL-5 ) for the trans has been like pulling eye teeth. Talked to a Pennzoil tech who says it is still made, they have a ton of it, but I'll be darned if I can find a distributor that can put some in my hands.

[spaner]

Seriously, go to any local "speedy lube", or such place, and order it.
It may take a few weeks, but they will get it.
That's what I had to do.

[Ran440]

That's one of the first places I tried. Called em up, told em what I was looking for. They said they didn't stock it, but would check on it and get back to me. Never heard back from them. Gona call em back tomorrow. Checking other suppliers too.

[spaner]

You're on the right track.
Keep it product specific, might help you out, but I had to do the same thing. Stopped by three or four times, called to follow up two or three times. At three different locations. Buddy calls me up after three weeks. I take the order. The other two, four and five weeks, but I just ignored them. You snooze; you lose, but, they got stock NOW...;)

http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=502597

[jwetovick]

The GL 4 doesn't seem too hard to find here in Nebraska. I've seen it at advanced auto and napa. Still trying to find the Mobil Syn 50 tho and can't for the life of me find it!! Frustrating as heck when your looking for something you think is simple and can't find it.
Amsoil also has a GL 4 on their website that you can order from. Good luck

[jwetovick]

Can find a few good GL4's online. Redline, Amsoil to name a couple. Pay for shipping but good products.

[Ran440]

Stay away from Redline.
It looks like I am going with Amsoil. It is a little pricy but easy to get.