Can this product be used on Manual Transmission systems? I'm looking to flush the Trans on a '04 Scion xA. Thank you!
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Yes, one of the things Trans Tune can do is to work as a System Flush; it will break down and remove moisture, varnish, and deposits.
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Hello! Sincerely, I do not really know if it will help either manually nor automatic. The reason is that I never used this item due that I sold the automobile that I planned to work on with this item. Sorry I am not able to help!
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I'm sorry, I don't know. I have read that some have had problems with this unit working on BMW. I have only used it on Nissan, Mazda and Ford and have not addressed any transmission issues. Sorry I can't help.
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I can't answer, because I don't know how many years or miles the transmission fluid has been in use. I would venture to say that IF "the tranny fluid has been used for less than 10,000 miles AND is under 1 year old", it would probably be fine.
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It has everything you need, the only catch could be your fitting in your existing radiator. If there is a loop into the radiator, the fitting this has might not match, I had to buy one for $2 at my local hardware store. My other question would be, how can your manual transmission have a cooler, they don't have tranny fluid or pumps, they have gear lube. I don't think this works as an oil cooler, so tread lightly.
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Yes I tried this on a 2C Diesel Corolla's Transmission, My friend owns that car now and it has done over 300,000kms and transmission is still living good. I had Certatec when it was 120,000 and I noticed that it shifts softer and smoother. (Regular oil changes are also done). In addition to that I tried this my Unimog's hubs as safety to minimize damage incase of oil leak. Best results are observed in Diesel Engines!
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Honestly I do not know. I know that this works in manual transmissions but I don't know why it would be needed in an automatic.
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Yes gear oil is thicker than transmission fluid it will have no problem....Thanks,Sol y Costa Cargo International, Corp
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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!
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Susan,I added this to my 2000 GT Mustang automatic V8 a couple of years ago . My transmission was chattering during shifts. I added this, and it worked! I was told to try this by a Ford mechanic. Hope this helps.
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As long as you bcan get the tip of the tubing into the transmission fluid it should work. Transmission fluid is no more viscous than oil and the pump will work.
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I would check the owners manual. I wouldn't want to steer you wrong on this. I used after market fluid in the transmission in my car and it caused it to hesitate and shutter.
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My auto 97 nissayn maxima. I do no know. MY problem was a significant leaking of the power steering fluid and the leak was was reduced so that i have not added fluid in a year or two. this is an exceptional product for stopping leaks. The staff at Checker / ORiely highly recommend this product.
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Yes, this fluid will work. Generally a transmission will take up to 2 quarts to fill but, for your vehicle, you may want to purchase 3 to be on the safe side.
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It your vehicle requires an oil that is 75-90 it would work perfect. I used it on my transmission gear box for a smart car and it works just fine
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Hi, when using in engine..insert in oil pressure sender's port..and in transmission..every model has test ports in housing..you'll need the tranny's repair manual to know which port is for test forward and reverse gears and the pressure values..
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It depends on a few factors.. I don't recommend it if transmission is old and has a lot of moles on it I would not recommend it and yes I've heard of transmissions going bad in first generation power strokes going bad after that particular programmer was installed . I've also seem it work fine as well just depends on transmissions condition... I do not recommend this programmeror any on this vehicle as it is old and really can't take a programmer thanks
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Fairly certain it is not: however, Subaru transmissions do not like a full synthetic anyway. It is too slick for the syncros which require a little friction to work. It may shift great at first, but after some time you will notice some grinding.I have had this in my trans and rear now for the better part of the year in PA. Winter shifting is just a touch more sluggish but as the trans warms up, it is like sliding the bolt on a gun. I am certain that this is the only fluid that my car will see at this point: it was engineered by Subaru afterall.