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The trans is a sealed trans. If you notice there's no dip stick for the automatics now. When it comes time to change the fluid, have the dealer do it. As of now, you won't be able to do it.
how about the 5sp trannys? vynle.
I had my trans flushed w/syn the day I bought it.
Do you know what they put back in Redline, Royal Purple?
Waxed'05 GT said:
The fluids I supplied - Amsoil.
Over time heat in the transmission causes a breakdown of the transmission fluid, wear on the internal transmission components causes a buildup of metal filings in the transmission and condensation can introduce water into the fluid due to exposure of the transmission to external and internal temperature extremes. The recommended fluid change intervals are based on an estimate of when the fluid will have degraded to the point where it is no longer performing well.
Transmissions also contain an internal fluid filter. Make sure the shop doing your transmission fluid replacement also replaces this filter.
Transmissions also contain an internal fluid filter. Make sure the shop doing your transmission fluid replacement also replaces this filter.
vladydady said:
Most likely a place will use a t-tech machine to change the trans fluid. It gets nearly 100% of the fluid. And the filter is flushed out.
It puts in what it takes out so level is not a question.
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It puts in what it takes out so level is not a question.
http://solaronline.com/site_brand.asp?family_pk=10&br_pk=35
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