I have a powerglide Tranny for my drag car. Only have use regular valvoline. I should have no problem with this right?
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You shouldn't have any problem. I looked it up and the powerglide takes type A transmission fluid which has been renamed dexron now. Royal purple lists GM DEXRON®, DEXRON® II, DEXRON® IID,DEXRON® IIE, DEXRON®-IIIF,DEXRON® IIIG, DEXRON®-IIIH compatable.
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It is used in the tranny on the HD 5 and 6 speed trannys. It is a little heavier and it has worked excellent in my two bikes.
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Yes, that should work. I did the same to my differential and two races later everything is fine.
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Thanks for the inquiry. It is an option and helps increase performance for extended or race use.It should be compatible with all models but you can check Traxxas web site to confirm.Best regardsRichard
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I really don't know. I have a Dyna Super Glide. Which has a separate transmission oil tank.
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Doubtful. While all trans fluids share common traits, this fluid is designed specifically for Honda transmissions. If your Saturn calls for a specific trans fluid you should stick with that instead of taking a chance. Using trans fluid that your owners manual doesn't specifically state is ok runs the risk of clutch pack friction disc damage and transmission failure.
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Yes, I used it on my svt. Svt uses the zetec engine with a different head. You won't have to deal with a vct on the regular zetec engine.
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It depends if you have racing parts or if the jet-ski is stock mostly.If want more top speed it will decrease torque.
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Honestly it depends on your dealer. Last time I checked though, any changes to the power-train affect its warranty. But as I said, Dealers are paid to do warranty work so if you know some one, it would not be a problem.
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I test fitted a Thule XL which is about the same length. I had no problem adjusting the sliding clamps to the bars. Since yours has the same features I see no problem. Those clamps are meant to fit all types of bar styles and it definitly works w/ VW roof racks. The reason why I didn't buy the Force was its length, it stuck out too much in the front. I'm worried about highway speeds and the lift from all the air. Hopefully you won't run into that using the 16.
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I changed the passenger side handle on my Siena. I do not recollect what ps rtf number I ordered. But based on the fact Amazon sent me question based on my purchase, then my answer will be yes for passenger side. Good luck. It was not difficult to change.
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I put my slipstreamer on a 2000 Honda Valkyrie. It seems pretty versatile as a handlebar mount. i created more secure lower mounts, I really like the look and funtion of the windshield
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From my understanding all auto tranny's are in theory very similar so the answer is yes it would be safe. I used it in a 2002 Avalon and 2003 Ford Expedition, very different vehicles, great results both times. Hope this helps
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Don't go by my word, but I put mine in a while ago and didn't install any thing else ( track bar, swaybar, ect) And I have not had any problems. In my opinion it's a minimum change in height so the shocks shouldn't matter. In regards to the sway bar, the bar would be at a slightly different angle and would work the same. The track bar I'm not sure on. But like I said I have had no problems and I have driven over 5k miles
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Seems SL6 might be overkill for a glider. Any DOT 4 should be more than adequate. If you store the glider outside or go long periods without use, I'd flush the fluid often. That will do a better job of preventing corrosion than going to a higher cost fluid. That being said, I have used the SL6 in all my vehicles for years and am pleased with the results.
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As long as the tube gets in the dipstick you should have no problems. Make sure you have the engine nice and hot when you do it.
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Yeah it will work just fine :) Hypoid is referring to the type of gear that is in your truck. It is just stating that it needs a differential oil that is correct for that type of gear -basically that you need to purchase gear oil, and that it is a hypoid gear that you are lubricating. Lucas 75w90 synthetic trans/diff fluid will do the trick - I use it in my '07 Subi for my trans and both differentials and it works wonders! :) Best of luck!