can I pump transmission fluid from the fill tube if I over fill the tranny?
180634
Yes , when you fill from the can into the tranny , in order to take from the tranny you have to reverse the end of the hoses .
309887
This is a transfer tank not intended to incorporate with vehicle fuel system. It fills through the cap on the tank and typically one would remove fuel with either electric or manual pump. That does not mean that it cannot be done but it is not recommended.
2257507
Yes gear oil is thicker than transmission fluid it will have no problem....Thanks,Sol y Costa Cargo International, Corp
1058288
Yep, this is what you need. I use it in my Outback tranny as it requires non limited slip fluid as well....it works great. Been using it well over 100K.
102161
Not sure. You may want to contact Redline for that. All I know is car enthusiast swear by Red Line and Amsoil for transmission fluid.
814330
Most transmission fill locations are the same on cars. If your car has a transmission dipstick you should be fine. However, if the dipstick is in the rear of the engine bay then you may need a longer length piece of hose. You can get 3/8 inch PVC tubing from home depot for Appx $2 for 10 feet. You should have more than enough to reach the bottom of your drain pan and suck out all the fluid. Good luck!
989277
It will yes but it is possible it'll start leaking again ...keep in mind each transmisson needs its designated transmission fluid so to keep putting this stuff in to stop the leak I don't reccommend however if your trying to save up for the repair this is a solid quick fix with great results again for the short term
1967764
Yes you can, I have same tube on my bike. And it is more trouble then it is worth, tires are hard to fill up. I hear people say all the time, fill it up at the gas station, buy a bike pump. I've tried, and I already have a pump. Neither work, I have to take it to walmart cause they have HIGH COMPRESSION air, or a bike shop. The first time I filled it up with air was easy, now it's a headache
2016886
The drain plug is magnetic ,there is no need for a filter extension the extra fluid is more for cooling purposes. You might want to add transmission cooler also I did keeping your fluid cool is the life of any transmission especially if you have a high performance engine.
495845
No, instructions just say to add it to the existing fluid. The stuff is VERY thick so takes awhile to pour it in. I've put about 5k miles since adding, still shifting a lot smoother.
1312767
Both tubes are about .35" OD. I would not recommend emptying a transmission with this pump. I have used mine for light transmission fluid and heavy rear end fluid, both with excellent results.
46868
to the best of my knowledge, you are able to. You can use automatic or manual since the tubes have the necessary contacts.
1237294
I think no, this valve has just one connection from your dash switch to transfert from main tank to secondary. When you run on the main tank you have no current on the terminal ( you have just when you are switch on auxilliary tank ). This system don't work when you drive always on main tank, the gas pass free in the valve and your engine stay running.Hope this can help.Regards LangisHabitually on GM product when a gauge go over full it'is the wiring of the gauge that was disconnect or broken bethwen switch and gauge on the tanks
1223428
Do not put it straight I did and after 300 miles was hard to down shift drained it out put syn 20w50 back .found out it to heavy to get into the needle bearings in the trans and they run dry .found out if you do half and half will be ok to run
305038
It sure looks like the right fluid and I have it in my Maxima SV now for the last year with no problems. As far as the amount you need, I would use the owners manual for the transmission capacity; I did that and had a little extra, but it doesn't go bad.
700676
Yes, submerge the intake, make sure fittings are tight to the pump and away it goes.
1018512
Yes, this is actually what you SHOULD use. I've done two transmission fluid changes, one required 100 inch pounds and the other 124 inch pounds. It was also needed for water pumps at 89 inch pounds and intake manifold at 115 inch pounds. Accurate torque at these low settings is very important to prevent leaks or damaging gaskets. I tested my wrench before using and it's very accurate.