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Anyone Have a Line on OEM Diff Fluid Right Now?

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Looking to do a front and rear diff fluid and transfer fluid change next weekend and everywhere is backordered. Anyone know of a dealership or site that may have in stock?
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Are you hesitant to use off the shelf 75w90? I only ask because that's what 95% of dealerships will use if they do it for you. Those Valvoline squeeze bags are really convenient.
 
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Oh wow, really? Makes me feel a little better. My initial plan was to use Amsoil, but I have a mechanic friend who argued that while Amsoil is great and all, you should try and use OEM wherever possible.
 

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Amsoil, love their squeeze bags. Did hook up some hose to the bag for the front diff but they make it easy.
 

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I'm getting ready to do a rear diff service on my truck. I'll be using good old Valvoline 75W90.
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