need to know where I can get DiaQueen fluids
Mar 16, 2006, 07:06 PM
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need to know where I can get DiaQueen fluids
So I went to my local Mitsubishi dealer and after talking to the dip$hit at the counter, left completely frustrated because he didn't know what I was talking about and couldn't get me anything. I've searched the site, but I either I probably suck at searching or I can't find anything.
Just wondering if anyone knows of a good online site, or dealer site where I can get the Transfer case and rear diff fluid. Thanks in advance.
Just wondering if anyone knows of a good online site, or dealer site where I can get the Transfer case and rear diff fluid. Thanks in advance.
Mar 16, 2006, 07:33 PM
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go in and say ' i want to change my center and rear differential fluids, please give me a can of fluid' , i assume u just went in and said, ' i need diaqueen ' and you confused the hell of out him ...........
Mar 16, 2006, 07:43 PM
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HAHAHAH this is soo funny. I had a similar issue when i was trying to get diaqueen. I called a dealership to make sure they had it in stock. I asked the parts counter person and i was informed that mistubishi didnt make any oil, nor did they sell any. I kept tellin the person they were wrong, they kept putting me on hold. FINALLY they said Ohhh mitsu does make/sell oils they just dont stock it at that mitsudealer. I called another dealership and that guy knew exactly what i needed and assured me it was in stock. STUPID *** DEALERSHIPS **** ME OFF ALSO! Good luck sir
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Mar 16, 2006, 09:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Warrtalon
No, Redline is not better than Super Diaqueen. Please only use the Super Diaqueen in the tcase and rear diff.
just call around to some other Mitsu dealerships, someone HAS to stock it. i went to 2 different CO dealerships before i found one that sold it off the shelf. one didn't know what i was talking about either and the other offered to order me a 5 gallon jug for like $500!
Mar 16, 2006, 09:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Evoryder
i went to my dealer for the diaqueen...however, they don't sell the fluid ...they said "it's in 1 big drum"
Mar 16, 2006, 09:36 PM
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The Diaqueen stuff is like glue. The difference in consistency between straight 90 and 75w-90 is major. No reason to use anything other than the Diaqueen stuff.
Mar 16, 2006, 09:47 PM
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i used redline fluids all around in my 03 8. 3 months later i had my t/c changed under warranty for a terrble howling and about 3-4 months after that my trans. had to be rebuilt under warranty for a 4th gear grind. before i used the redline i checked into it and found it met all certifications for our vehicles. I went back to the stock fluids after the rebuilds except the trans. which mitsubishi used BG syncroshift. I never had another problem after that with any driveline parts. IN my 06 BR350 IX#005 i use BG syncroshift, but havnt touched the t/c or rear diff. yet.( I only have 2900 miles). I hate to sound ignorant but i never heard of diaqueen thats why i asked if it was the stock fluid fot the t/c and diff.