What rearend oil to use in 1998 Concourse

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Flame
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What rearend oil to use in 1998 Concourse

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Well I have serviced everything except the rear end oil in my 1998 ford Concourse. I only have 65000 miles on it but am leaving on a 4,000 mile trip up mountains in new england. Oil is not low. I remember checking it but was thinking about a better performance rearend oil. Any suggestions? What is everyone using? Also need to add SOMETHING to my daily driver 2006 F-150 as the rearend in it has been whining for sometime now!! 110,000 miles on it.
1998 Concourse V-10 Triton....AKA...Land Shark
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Re: What rearend oil to use in 1998 Concourse

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This is on my 'to do' list too. I haven't determined what exactly I am going to do. Here is the page out of my manual if you don't have it.
I'm considering Amsoil, was looking their website and they have a vehicle search that lists what your vehicle should use. They have a number of listings under the differential tab, you are going to have to know exactly which diff you have. This link it to my year.
https://www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and- ... =us-volume.
One question I still have about the Amsoil is since some are labeled for limited slip is does the additive still need to to be added.
Hope this helps some.
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Re: What rearend oil to use in 1998 Concourse

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The Ford manual has some very confusing "specs" for our axles. Whoever wrote it is not my favorite person :x

I got it figured out though, and there are details in this thread:

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1455&p=13389&hilit= ... est#p13389
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