Amsoil users check in....
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Amsoil users check in....
http://www.syntheticwarehouse.com/drivetrain_lubes.htm
I going to to change my transmission and gear oil soon....i found the product i want but not sure which to buy for which.
Transmission = 100% Synthetic Universal Automatic Transmission Fluid ?
Gear = Synthetic Gear Lube ( 75w-90 ) ?
Thanks!
I going to to change my transmission and gear oil soon....i found the product i want but not sure which to buy for which.
Transmission = 100% Synthetic Universal Automatic Transmission Fluid ?
Gear = Synthetic Gear Lube ( 75w-90 ) ?
Thanks!
Le Mans Master
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From: Kennesaw Ga
Re: Amsoil users check in.... (00c5coupe)
Transmission = 100% Synthetic Universal Automatic Transmission Fluid
Gear = Synthetic Gear Lube ( 75w-90 ) Series 2000
:iagree: This is what you need. Will work great. :thumbs:
Gear = Synthetic Gear Lube ( 75w-90 ) Series 2000
:iagree: This is what you need. Will work great. :thumbs:
Team Owner
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From: At the beach in little Rhody
Re: Amsoil users check in.... (00c5coupe)
For the rear, you need the Series 2000 75W-90. For the tranny, the ATF. You do not need the additive with the Series 2000 75W-90, and adding it will reduce or eliminate your limited slip capability.
Once you change them out, drive the car easy to a parking lot and do 10 slow figure 8's with the car. Then take it easy for a few hundred miles to make sure the new oil has worked into the clutch packs.
I am running both these products in my car and have been very happy with the results.
[Modified by vettenuts, 6:06 AM 10/16/2003]
Once you change them out, drive the car easy to a parking lot and do 10 slow figure 8's with the car. Then take it easy for a few hundred miles to make sure the new oil has worked into the clutch packs.
I am running both these products in my car and have been very happy with the results.
[Modified by vettenuts, 6:06 AM 10/16/2003]
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Re: Amsoil users check in.... (vettenuts)
AMSOIL in engine crankcase & rear..:yesnod:
But NOT in tranny... Using GM fluid there.
Weren't people saying it could be TOO slipperly for A4's??????
Anyway, that set up is what works for me! :smash:
But NOT in tranny... Using GM fluid there.
Weren't people saying it could be TOO slipperly for A4's??????
Anyway, that set up is what works for me! :smash:
Le Mans Master
Joined: Mar 2002
Posts: 5,266
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From: Kennesaw Ga
Re: Amsoil users check in.... (indypace78)
AMSOIL in engine crankcase & rear..:yesnod:
But NOT in tranny... Using GM fluid there.
Weren't people saying it could be TOO slipperly for A4's??????
Anyway, that set up is what works for me! :smash:
But NOT in tranny... Using GM fluid there.
Weren't people saying it could be TOO slipperly for A4's??????
Anyway, that set up is what works for me! :smash:
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