Transmission & Hydraulics
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AMSOIL Synthetic Marine Gear Lube 75W-90As low as €14.95
- Gear oil for fresh and salt water applications
- Protects even up to 10% water contamination
- For powerfull engines with fast-acceleration
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RAVENOL MARINE Power Trim & Steering FluidAs low as €9.95 As low as €0.00
- marine hydraulic oil
- for lubricating hydraulics in marine equipment
- for OMC, Volvo Penta, Mercruiser, Yanmar
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RAVENOL SSF Special Servolenkung FluidAs low as €12.95 As low as €0.00
- special hydraulic fluid
- for power steering, level control, brake booster and suspension
- for vehicles of VW Group
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RAVENOL Hydraulik PSF FluidAs low as €9.95 As low as €0.00
- synthetic hydraulic fluid for power steering
- for Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mazda, Subaru, Toyota, Mitsubishi
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RAVENOL MARINE Gear LubeAs low as €11.95 As low as €0.00
- marine transmission oil
- API GL-5 specification
- for OMC, Volvo Penta, Mercruiser, Yanmar
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RAVENOL ATF Dexron II EAs low as €12.95 As low as €0.00
- fully synthetic ATF
- MB 236.8 approval
- GM Dexron II E license
Gearbox oil and hydraulic oil for outboarder
The gearbox oil and hydraulic oil in the marine sector fulfill the same tasks as normal passenger cars. However, with regard to the particular conditions in the case of outboard motors, the oils have different properties. Outboard engines not only generate other forces during their commissioning, but the engines are often resting over a longer period of time. Hydraulic and transmission oils have to be balanced in additives. In addition, a wear-resistant effect is required in order to prevent premature wear during the standing times of the marine engines. Equally important in this case is the action on metal and sealing materials. The hydraulic and transmission oil should be compatible with this. If seals become porous due to the oils and lose their property, water storage occurs. This is followed by rapid wear. In view of this assumption, the above-mentioned properties are to be considered when buying transmission and hydraulic oils for outboard vehicles. The special chemical requirements are also defined by ISO or DIN standards. Refer to the manual for the applicable standards for the marine engine.