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re: OT Mechanics: Transmission Fluid replacement
Posted on 1/26/14 at 9:15 am to greasemonkey
Posted on 1/26/14 at 9:15 am to greasemonkey
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trans fluid is high in dstergents and if you havent changed the fluid regularly it will break particles loose and kill trans
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If the fluid is really bad off and you must change it, I recommend adding a bottle of Lucas oil Transmission fix.
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Posted on 1/27/14 at 12:08 am to HeadBusta4LSU
No... no. A thousand times no.
No Lucas snake oil products.
Pull the pan, change the filter. Replace pan. Refill with almost same amount that you drained.
Start engine, set brake. Shift to low. Then back up to park.
Check fluid level, add if needed.
Go drive and get up to operating temps, stop, wait five. Check again with engine running. Add if need be
Do a drain and fill once a year or 15k miles.
As for the Honda Guy...Honda's auto trans are notorious for grenading well before their time.
No Lucas snake oil products.
Pull the pan, change the filter. Replace pan. Refill with almost same amount that you drained.
Start engine, set brake. Shift to low. Then back up to park.
Check fluid level, add if needed.
Go drive and get up to operating temps, stop, wait five. Check again with engine running. Add if need be
Do a drain and fill once a year or 15k miles.
As for the Honda Guy...Honda's auto trans are notorious for grenading well before their time.
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