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Burmah TAR 21 75W/90Transaxle fluid

Paul Ri-Chard
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Paul Ri-Chard

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Yes, this subject has been broached many times before in a lot of Porsche

forums not just here at RennTech.

I would like to see the amount of interest in the DIY'ers in trying to obtain a 20 L drum or more of the almost impossible to find Indian oil elsewhere (other than at your local dealership). Specifically in the Roseville -Sacramento area.

If I can get 8 or 16 people interested, I will try to obtain 1 or 2 drums. The typical fill on the 5-spd is 2.25 L.

We split the cost. You get the Oil and take it home for your tranny fluid change and sleep well at night knowing that you saved $160 labor charge from your local dealership for a 20 minute job, and pay a reasonable cost (not $44/liter) for the GP product.

This TransAxle oil is specific to older Boxsters with the G86.0 gear box mainly meeting and needing both G4 and G5 qualifications.

Let me know if you are out there feeling my pain of a $300 tranny fluid dealership job.

I will keep a tally and let interested parties know.

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