Yeah its cheapier in the states cause of the currency, 10$-12$ is like 15$-16$ here in Canada eh! Ah well if that is what everybody is using on here with good results it must be worth the extra few dollars a litre? And makes the shifting slightly smoother and/or better? I guess we will have to see, anybody know how much a shop would charge$ to do this - drain and fill?
You can do it yourself easy man. Just get a funnel with a looong hose on the end. Let the car warm a bit to help it drain because this s*** is THICK! There is one plug at the bottom of the tranny to drain (23mm IIRC), and one at the top to fill. It is really straightforward, and pretty sure you don't even have to jack up the car to get it done. The long hose is needed to snake down from the top of your engine bay into the fill plug. Just fill until it overflows at the fill plug and then cap it.
Hmm, might have to give that a whirl? Don't have to jack it up? Thought I read on a thread that you had to - although it does make the car unlevel. I might have to get a skinny friend to get under there for me, its hard for me 6'4 280lbs. Worth a try though, thanx for the help!
100$ holy s***! I didn't think it would be nearlly that much! If it is, I'm definately doing it myself, 23mm I think I heard/read. 100$ is a little extreme I think!
I wouldn't trust Jiffy Lube at all, but that's me. I'm pretty sure JB Transmission here has flush and fill advertised for $99. But then again, I'm one that would do this myself.
Picked up some Royal Purple synthetic 75w-90, they only hade two MT-90 bottles of Red Line left, I need 3! Ah well this stuff is up to par my buddy told me! Who knows?
Picked up some Royal Purple synthetic 75w-90, they only hade two MT-90 bottles of Red Line left, I need 3! Ah well this stuff is up to par my buddy told me! Who knows?
Well the ol' Royal is in there! Shifting is much better now, actually felt a difference. A little smoother and finds the gears a little better! Thanx guys!
