6mt owners ... want some SYNTH tranny fluid?
#46
04-28-2005, 06:40 PM
Ruben,
A full case? Ya looking to spread some on the toast and eat them too?
The Differential pumpkin holds a little over 2 bottles, so 7 bottles total (4 for tranny) will do you good. You're more than welcome to get more for future flushes of course. Do keep in mind, each case is 12 bottles.
Unlike the oil in the engine ... tranny and diff fluid do not need to flushed out so often. Of course there are no rules that say you can't flush them more often either. It sure won't hurt them doing so, however.
Let me know guys ... start another list below. I hope this won't get out of control.
THE REST OF YOU GUYS ... start claiming your bottles slackers!!!
A full case? Ya looking to spread some on the toast and eat them too?
The Differential pumpkin holds a little over 2 bottles, so 7 bottles total (4 for tranny) will do you good. You're more than welcome to get more for future flushes of course. Do keep in mind, each case is 12 bottles.
Unlike the oil in the engine ... tranny and diff fluid do not need to flushed out so often. Of course there are no rules that say you can't flush them more often either. It sure won't hurt them doing so, however.
Let me know guys ... start another list below. I hope this won't get out of control.
THE REST OF YOU GUYS ... start claiming your bottles slackers!!!
Last edited by THX723; 04-28-2005 at 06:42 PM.
#47
04-28-2005, 08:00 PM
Hey um,
I'm going to be up that way tommorrow. Well at Riverside INFINITI getting a new stereo installed (old one is holding 6 discs hostage). But I suppose your goingto be at work. I'll give you a pm if I can make it up this weekend Clint. Since I lost your number awhile ago. Any way, I'lll be talking to you soon.
Later,
Ray
I'm going to be up that way tommorrow. Well at Riverside INFINITI getting a new stereo installed (old one is holding 6 discs hostage). But I suppose your goingto be at work. I'll give you a pm if I can make it up this weekend Clint. Since I lost your number awhile ago. Any way, I'lll be talking to you soon.
Later,
Ray
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04-28-2005, 09:23 PM
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#56
04-29-2005, 02:34 PM
Just as a tip for all that plan to change the trany oil. Go to your local marine shop and purchase a oil flush/fill manual pump for a outboard engine. They screw on to the top of the oil containers and will allow you to pump the oil to the trany oil mess free!
I've used this Spirax for a year and won't go back to a mineral oil
I've used this Spirax for a year and won't go back to a mineral oil
#57
04-29-2005, 05:35 PM
Thanks G35 6MT.
Yes, if you are DIYer ... the pump is a must! You will also need a #10 hex bit for the drain and fill plugs. I'm also glad you've already have good experience with the Spirax S.
klg35,
Not much else you need to do at this point. Simply stand by for me to close this 2nd buy and have them purchased. I know everyone in the list reasonably well and trust them (or dumb enough?) to pay for the stuff in advance. Once I get the stuff in my hands, I'll make a post here and you guys can PM me for pickup/payment arrangements.
After this ... I won't be doing this for a while (when I need some more). This is it ... no more!
Yes, if you are DIYer ... the pump is a must! You will also need a #10 hex bit for the drain and fill plugs. I'm also glad you've already have good experience with the Spirax S.
klg35,
Not much else you need to do at this point. Simply stand by for me to close this 2nd buy and have them purchased. I know everyone in the list reasonably well and trust them (or dumb enough?) to pay for the stuff in advance. Once I get the stuff in my hands, I'll make a post here and you guys can PM me for pickup/payment arrangements.
After this ... I won't be doing this for a while (when I need some more). This is it ... no more!
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04-29-2005, 10:51 PM
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04-29-2005, 10:59 PM
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04-30-2005, 07:43 PM
