Millers Classic Green Gear Mineral Oil 90 GL1

Which gear oils do I use in my vintage car that has lots of yellow metal in the gearbox and differential?

ByCara Samways

Millers Classic Green Gear GL1 oils will be the closest to the original specification and is available in the heavier viscosities (90 and 140).  Use for lubrication of transmission systems which preclude the use of extreme pressure (EP) types, specifically for vintage applications.

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