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[Todd Munson]

Now that were on the topic of transmissions I've got a question. What
does everyone use for transmission fluid? Synthetic, normal etc.. I
need to do a tranny fluid change and I'm not sure what fluid to use.
Also what do people use for differential fluid?

Todd

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> Thanx for your replies guys, I really appreciated....heheheh
>
> One more thing...
> Has anyone ever tried putting that "Slick 50" stuff into their
> Transmission Lubricants..??
> I've experienced a dose of Slick 50 engine oil additive for my
> previous car (A Holden VL Commodore, with the 3.0L Straight Six N/A
> Nissan Skyline engine) and it worked wonders. My car had noisy
> lifters and after pouring that stuff in, the engine ran smoother and
> the lifters became quiet to the point that you couldn't hear them at
> all....
> So I'm considering putting it in for my Transmission to see if I can
> get it to run smoother.
>
> Regards....
>
>


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[D. Doug Mallow]

At a minimum I would add Lubeguard to your (autotransmission). I'm using Amsoil Series 2000 gear oil (you can order it from amsoil.com) in my 93 Legacy's autotrans differential and rear end. I will in time change the autotrans fluid to their synthethic, it lowers the temperature significantly and in the year I have this is important.


If you have a manual, not sure what it takes but any Amsoil oil or gear lube will be more than sufficient.


Now, if you have an auto, just changing the fluid won't actually change all the fluid. There are some places that do fluid excanges and this gets it all, but can be expensive (relative to the cost of a new transmission though it's quite cheap).


Doug


Todd Munson <todd_munson1@yahoo.com> wrote:


Now that were on the topic of transmissions I've got a question. What
does everyone use for transmission fluid? Synthetic, normal etc.. I
need to do a tranny fluid change and I'm not sure what fluid to use.
Also what do people use for differential fluid?

Todd

--- my93liberty <my93liberty@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I thought that there were almost 30 replies under my post, but after
> reading all of it, my topic turned from Clutch Issues to Internet
> slang Jargon dictionary....heheheh
> Thanx for your replies guys, I really appreciated....heheheh
>
> One more thing...
> Has anyone ever tried putting that "Slick 50" stuff into their
> Transmission Lubricants..??
> I've experienced a dose of Slick 50 engine oil additive for my
> previous car (A Holden VL Commodore, with the 3.0L Straight Six N/A
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