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I have a 1989 18 ft stingray with a 3.0 liter Mercruiser engine and
Alpha outdrive. I have a leaking seal in the outdrive that is causing about a cup of water to enter into the foot about every 8 hours or so of operation. I am going to have all of the seals replaced, but in the mean time, I have been replacing the oil in the foot after every trip to the lake (about 4 hours per trip) just to make sure no damage occurs until the repairs are made. My question is this, I have been using the foot oil from a local marine dealer that is made for "marine" applications. It is 80W90 viscosity. Can I use the cheaper gear oil of the same viscosity from Wal-mart, being as I am changing it so frequently or will this lack of "detergents" from the "non-marine" labeled oil cause a problem? Thanks, Dave |
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