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Freelander2 rear diff oil

Sorry to bring up a oil thread, i have a 2009 LR2 and want to service rear diff, it says use 80w/90 oil but does oil need to be mineral , or synthetic , thank you
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I use Smith & Allan Geartech EP 80w90, which is mineral based.

https://www.smithandallan.com/product/smit...r-oil-4060 Jules
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Thanks for info i will try and service rear diff this weekend, then i will have a look at doing ptu next
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