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auto transmission fluid recomendations.... 850 1995

posted by  the kick inside on  Thu Jan 29 11:25 CST 2004
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Im not really sure.i just did a web search and after lots of hunting turned up a place that listed a few products with the names but no real specs...at which point I decided I didnt know enough to decide..so came and asked the question...

I have actually decide to use a dyno fuid for now for a couple of reasons...

1) The tranny has done 60k and (im guessing) is still on its original fill..so im planning to do a short change this time to get rid of any crud...

2) GETTING synthetic fluid is proving incredibly difficult

3) My experiances with Mobil products have been....lets say so so in the past (and their customer service stinks...still waiting for the prommised email on a tech question 6 months later...)

4) I can get the dyno from my local parts guy for this saterday...

5) Cost... I can get 15 litres of dyno for 1/3 of the cost of synthetic...so i figure i will just change more often (at least for a couple of changes...)





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