Gear Oil
Liqui Moly Fully Synthetic Hypoid Gear Oil (GL5) SAE 75W-140
Part no. LM-22178 · Liqui Moly art. 22178 · price in CAD
In stock in Edmonton — free pickup, or ship it — shipping AB/SK/MB $30 · ON/QC $40 · NT $50 (base FREE over $150).
Fully synthetic hypoid gear oil, developed for use in final drives with or without wet clutch-based differentials (Limited Slip). Stable viscosity and multifunctional EP additives guarantee maximum wear protection even under extreme operating conditions. Exceeds the high requirements of well-known vehicle manufacturers and recommended for any hi-load transmission or differential in race and track vehicles or whenever added protection is needed.
- ✓excellent wear resistance
- ✓reduces running noise
- ✓excellent viscosity/temperature properties
- ✓excellent resistance to aging
Size
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Specifications & Approvals
API GL5
Recommended for vehicles requiring
BMW rear-axle gear oil, Ford WSL-M2C 192-A, Scania STO 1:0, VME, ZF TE-ML 05D/12D/16G/21D
Common questions
Is this genuine Liqui Moly Fully Synthetic Hypoid Gear Oil (GL5) SAE 75W-140?
Yes — everything we sell is 100% genuine Liqui Moly, sourced through official Canadian distribution and never grey-market. You're buying from an authorized Liqui Moly stockist in Edmonton.
Can I get it shipped or pick it up in Edmonton?
Both. Choose ship-to-me for delivery across Canada, or select pickup at checkout and collect it at our Edmonton shop.
Not sure this is the right gear oil for your vehicle?
Check your owner's manual for the required specification, use our Liqui Moly oil finder, or call our Edmonton team at (780) 482-2424 and we'll match the right product to your vehicle.
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