Do I add the seafoam on top of the transmission fluid that's full? Or do I drain some fluid then add?
189581
Drain (or suck using large "dropper") some, add, drain, add, repeat several times.
189582
Up to half a quart over is fine. If adding this would be over filling more than that you would probably want to siphon a little out first. Filling and draining repeatedly through the dipstick would just remove the stuff your adding if you didn't run the engine in between.
68463
This is full strength and needs to be mixed with water. One will do a whole coolant flush.
1122216
You would need a line adapter. It has an 1/8th pipe plug. I put it in a port on the side of the transmission.
1829346
I would check with the dealer. The manual was printed back in the day and things change so I would go this route. It's better to find the drain plugs in the block to get all the fluid out. Go to home depot and get a concrete mixing tub and this will catch all the fluid so you don't get it on the ground. Also make sure no animals get near the fluid as they may lick it
689445
You will need a total of 6.5 gallons. You fill with 5 gallons to start. Then, after first start-up . . . you will add another 1.5 gallons. If you live in a cold climate (like me) . . . make sure you buy automotive transmission fluid instead of the simpler hydraulic fluid. By the way . . . this is a great product . . . splits wood like butter.
1696293
I think you can use any fluid. The box doesn't say anything about what kind of fluid you can use or can't use. I used it with gear oil.
355944
From what I've been told by my Hyundai dealer, you should NEVER flush out the transmission fluid; only drain and refill. It has to do with the filter that they use. I would check with your local dealership before you do your first transmission fluid change.
124423
I believe it is the same. I have done some research and It is compatible with your vehicle's automatic transmission. Make sure you check your owners manual to ensure you purchase the correct amount of fluid for a drain and fill. It might take more than 4 quarts.
355941
If you are going to flush ALL the fluid out of the transmission maybe not. If its just drain whats in the pan and the filter, yes its enough
106599
Merc says to use either their tilt/trim liquid, or automatic transmission fluid ( I used Valvoline ATF).
1036835
Add water. Instructions read a minimum 50/50 mix and maximum 70/30 coolant to water mix.
288032
5 to 10 minutes, you probably won't get all 6 quarts out. Best to drain oil manually, safe time and install Fumoto drain valve. This fluid evacuator is great for enclosed transmissions ("maintained free transmissions")
612200
Wont hurt anything I was driving for a year with it leaking water into the oil seems the oil is so hot it steams the water out of the oil. I wouldnt go out of my way to put extra coolant in the oil and why dont you drain the coolant first. Its at the top of the engine prb drained down lower. I saw no coolant in mine and like you say change the oil. I just traded my 2001 Impala 118K mi for a 2013 Altima I am tired of fixing stuff. Everything was about to go in that car. Tranny was next.
1312766
The hose is too large a diameter to fit into the trans dipstick tube. Does your vehicle have a drain plug for the trans? Best bet is to have your repair shop do a "transmission flush" This removes all of the old fluid and replaces it with fresh.
495846
You will need to drain enough to add the Lucas. you don't want to overfill. If the trans fluid hasn't been change in a while it may be a good time to do so. Valvoline Dex-Merc high mileage is an excellent fluid to replace with.
1402964
I think it's a 10 ounce bottle. You are supposed to add one ounce per litre of transmission fluid. My transmission is 9.5 litres total (not drain and fill amount) so I added the entire bottle.
1196313
Based on the design of the pump and pick-up line, I believe it could drain a transmission. I have never tried to do it and most OEM's suggest you change your transmission filter when you change you fluid.