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6 or so three point turns in and out of a driveway should be sufficient. Go lock to lock on the steering. Might even work better because you're reversing the differential action on the clutch packs. YMMV
Last edited by FatsWaller; Jun 11, 2021 at 11:47 AM.
Best guess is that the figure 8s just speed up the integration of the new fluid into the clutch packs. You'd have to think just driving around in town is going to do that in a few days just making left and right turns.
The point of it is to mix and circulate the fluid throughout coating the gears. The aim of the figure 8s in a parking lot is to do it a safer environment, while going making the tighter turns.
I would think tighter twisty roads would work but would take them pretty slow.
Originally Posted by FatsWaller
Best guess is that the figure 8s just speed up the integration of the new fluid into the clutch packs. You'd have to think just driving around in town is going to do that in a few days just making left and right turns.
From what I've read, yeah. As long as you arn't refilling it then hammering it through turns
Last edited by ssg10587; Jun 11, 2021 at 11:59 AM.
The "figure 8 method" works even faster if you drive with your right eye closed while only using your left hand to steer. Oh, and you must have the radio cranked-up and tuned to a Tejano music station.