Tranny oil for RA
May 11, 2009, 08:10 AM
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This has been discussed to death, try searching for it.
I use Synchromesh (GM synchromesh to be precise).
EDIT: on my most recent flush I went with whatever the OEM stuff is. Just because I had a hookup with it haha.
I use Synchromesh (GM synchromesh to be precise).
EDIT: on my most recent flush I went with whatever the OEM stuff is. Just because I had a hookup with it haha.
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May 14, 2009, 07:45 AM
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note that mitsubishi doesn't recommend the use of synthetic oil on the Ralliart tranny
they say the tranny is different and putting synthetic will damage it
they say the tranny is different and putting synthetic will damage it
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May 14, 2009, 06:54 PM
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Amsoil's is good fluid, but it didn't seem to like cold weather too much, shifting was really difficult on a cold trans (sub-freezing temps.) That's just my experience, though, many, many people swear by their trans fluid.
May 16, 2009, 05:32 PM
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That isn't true. As long as it's a GL-4 oil, synthetic is fine. I've used nothing but BG Synchroshift II (fully synthetic) for 141,000 miles now. Trans shifts like new.
Amsoil's is good fluid, but it didn't seem to like cold weather too much, shifting was really difficult on a cold trans (sub-freezing temps.) That's just my experience, though, many, many people swear by their trans fluid.
Amsoil's is good fluid, but it didn't seem to like cold weather too much, shifting was really difficult on a cold trans (sub-freezing temps.) That's just my experience, though, many, many people swear by their trans fluid.
otter.... Were you using the MTG ? If so.... was it in a X ?
