BMW 330CI 2001..manual ...can I use this stuff...or Redline? Goal is: Change out the Transmission fluid and Gear box fluid.
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It is made for manuals so I would say yes. But check your car's specs to be sure. It is not for rear gears, however, there are various viscosities available specifically for rear ends.
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Manual transmission: Royal Purple SynchromaxRear Axle: Royal Purple Max Gear 75W-90
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I personally love Synchromax. I would suggest calling the tech's at Royal Purple 888-382-6300.
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Manual transmission: Royal Purple Synchromax Rear Axle: Royal Purple Max Gear 75W-90
1730279
Pull out the dipstick for your transmission fluid. If it has "T-IV" stamped on it, then yes, it is absolutely compatible. You don't have to take my word for it, the Internet is full of posts talking about how T-IV fluid and 3309 are the same.
1973994
Best to go to Redlines website and type in your cars make/model and they will tell you which of their fluids to use for your specific car
1795238
Yes, this is the fluid you want. Total transmission capacity depends on 2 wheel drive or all wheel drive, but is 9 to 10 US quarts. You'll only drain about 5 quarts when draining from the drain plug. I drained 1 time, refilled and drove it for a week, then drained and refilled again to get as close to a full drain and fill. I used a full 10 quarts on my 2 wheel drive rogue using that process.
1917569
I know you can for a BMW, I have an 03 540i and it has the option to reset oil life, not sure about the other two manufactures though.
839397
Well it will help clean out old varnish-like leftover gunk from 15+ (?) years, but I wouldn't count on it doing its job without possibly creating more trouble. On an old/older bike, the carb gaskets may be close to shot and if there are other rubber-like parts (Viton jet adjustment screw ends, etc.) they might be changed/damaged in the RedLine solution with gas. It might be good to clean the fuel system this way, but you might just expect to do a carb rebuild afterward. E-Mail the red-line people for expert advice.
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This should help with the shutter, although you may want to change out the existing fluid if you have not done so already. It may help with RPMs, however with modern transmissions they are all computer controlled, and merging while accelerating will drop a gear for more power at higher rpm.
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I have a 2006 e46 M3 and I thought that this would be sufficient since it has the LS Friction Modifier. I was wrong. Forums can be wrong. You unfortunately have to go with the OEM BMW fluid which is crazy expensive ($48+/bottle). Some dealerships apparently let you fill up an empty gallon container since they only stock it in drums.
79411
Manual transmissions don't have a pump. So the cooler hooked up isn't doing anything. Not even sure where you would hook up lines to the T5 transmission that came in that car. Probably doing more harm than good.
50971
I have used in my bmw 525i 2006, this is one the recommended plug for my car. Performance wise as expected very good. Hope this help or you can visit autozone website, put your car info and see what are plugs they recommended and then you can order from here. Thanks
1814149
Kind of funny that Amazon bundles this pump with the Redline oils. Lucky most car people know what to look for.
817814
Maybe BMW had an old connector. I used this pump on a 2001 330xi and it was plug and play. No problem.
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Maybe the best way to put it is to switch the conversation to shifting a manual gearbox. The question becomes do I need to start out in first, then second, and then third. With enough clutch slipping it is possible to bypass first, but things work much better and easier if used as designed - same with the compound and polish. The compound is more abrasive and designed to reduce the height of the surface irregularities. Then the polish comes along and refines the blemishes left by the compound. Going right to the polish will require more time getting the surface to look right, and possibly even take you longer than the time for the normal application of both compound and polish. Maybe the best way to put it is to switch the conversation to shifting a manual gearbox. The question becomes do I need to start out in first, then second, and then third. With enough clutch slipping it is possible to bypass first, but things work much better and easier if used as designed - same with the compound and polish. The compound is more abrasive and designed to reduce the height of the surface irregularities. Then the polish comes along and refines the blemishes left by the compound. Going right to the polish will require more time getting the surface to look right, and possibly... » Read More Maybe the best way to put it is to switch the conversation to shifting a manual gearbox. The question becomes do I need to start out in first, then second, and then third. With enough clutch slipping it is possible to bypass first, but things work much better and easier if used as designed - same with the compound and polish. The compound is more abrasive and designed to reduce the height of the surface irregularities. Then the polish comes along and refines the blemishes left by the compound. Going right to the polish will require more time getting the surface to look right, and possibly even take you longer than the time for the normal application of both compound and polish. « Show Less
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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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This should help with the shutter, although you may want to change out the existing fluid if you have not done so already.It may help with RPMs, however with modern transmissions they are all computer controlled, and merging while accelerating will drop a gear for more power at higher rpm.
401121
Hello Darren , Not sure what vehicle you have the Chrysler 48re Transmission in but if you go to the redline website put in your vehicle info and they will guide you on what fluid they recommend. http://www.redlineoil.com/application.aspxHope this helps you out.