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Gear Box Oil

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hi all just wondered what was the best gear box oil for my 2005 txt pro. was going to do a change on the weekend but theres so much choice i didnt really have a clue what to go for!

thanks

Its a big point of discussion fella,

Some use ATF dextron 3 because its a light oil and seems to help with the clutch, people tend to change this regularily.

Others run Putoline, Motul etc etc

Up to you really, Id do a search if you want to go into the ins and outs of each :thumbup:

In your GasGas you really want to use Global Racing Oil as its what GasGas recommended in the handbook. Its very good stuff, but its difficult to get hold of here. I heard recently that Andy Metcalfe motorcycles might stock it, maybe be worth giving him a call they're very helpful.

This info has been cut n pasted from the tech bulletin on trialpartsusa;

Transmission oil:

Recommend type: ATF DEXRON II

Alternatives: NOTE: We have a few customers using the type "F" automatic transmission oil with good results. Dramatically reducing, and in one known case eliminating the clutch pack swelling.

NOTE: GASGAS Spain recommends only Dexron III automatic transmission oil at this time.

Oil type warning:

DO NOT USE #12378508 GM auto-trac II (blue) oil

Never use synthetic oil in the transmission~clutch. The synthetic oils are

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