LE 607 oil. Anybody using it in the 3G with the AAM?

[Bug Out]

Was curious if anybody was using LE 607 in the AAM rears. I used it on the DANA's and both previous trucks and had good results.



Whats the pro's and cons? Is there a real big difference in the axles and LSD's?



I know what they call for, but was curious if anyone was using LE 607.





Thanks in advance. Ed

 

[Caveman]

I have it in mine. I put the MagHytec cover on and changed to LE at the same time. I also have the ATF in the transmission.



I was running monolec in the engine, but didn't see much difference. So, back to Delo I go.

 

[Bug Out]

Le 607

Did you notice any difference? How many miles do you have and what type of gears, 4;10 with LSD etc.



thanks. ed

 

[Joseph Donnelly]

I went to 607 when the truck was nearly new. Works fine, hot and cold weather, etc.

 

[Caveman]

I did notice a difference in the ATF. I do not really have an way to measure the difference in fluid in the rear end. I'm running 3. 73 gears in mine. The guys at MagHytec recommended LE, so I bought it.

 

[Bug Out]

I'm going back myself

I'm changing the oil out on both 6speed and rear end. going back to Le607

 

[Hummin Cummins]

I run LE everywhere except the engine. My trucks older than what you're asking about, but I like LE's products.

 

[Vaughn MacKenzie]

LE is supposed to be some pretty good stuff, but just pay attention to the cold pour temps on it. It may not be suitable for those in very cold climates.



Vaughn

 

[Bug Out]

Temps where I live

I live in California, or I should say the "Peoples Republic of Kalifornia", east of San francisco. Moving to Phoenix later this year so temps should not be a problem. .



Now, HIGH temps in the summer could cause me to melt, or that 115 Degree stuff, but the CTD should be ok. . LOL

 

[klenger]

... but it's a dry heat.