• 2 Stroke Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Italy - About 1989 to 2014
     WR = 2st Enduro & CR = 2st Cross

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All 2st Can I use 4stroke engine oil in the WR300 gearbox?

Sandgroper

Sandgroper

Husqvarna
AA Class
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I wouldn't use a synthetic oil in the gearbox, possible clutch slip issues. I use Ford ATF and it works for me but this issue has been debated endlessly.
 
Rob578 said:
I wouldn't use a synthetic oil in the gearbox, possible clutch slip issues. I use Ford ATF and it works for me but this issue has been debated endlessly.
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The only reason I was thinking of using it was because I have a few bottles left over from my old 09 510TXC. Didnt seem have any issues with clutch slip.
 
I use 15/50 in both my CR 125 and WR 250 My CR 125 is on its 4 th year of racing same clutch and same lower end the WR went 5 year before a clutch and lower end so it must work
 
The simple answer is yes. But you do need to make sure the oil does not have a lot of fiction modifiers in it or it can slip. I have for years used this in all my bikes, I like it better than rotella and it seems to works well / recommended by my engine guy.

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yep...both the Rotella T & the Delvac are great cheaper options. As for the Mobil 4T, if it has no moly in it, it should be o.k.
 
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