getting my motor replaced in the next few weeks, tranny has 169k on it, no burning smells, stays in gear fine, no weird noises, shifts a tad firm, not too bad at all, fluid has been changed 3 times in the past 50k miles, you think it will last another 30k to 50k miles? Should i add a tranny cooler? Should I flush the fluid or is that not good?
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Tranny Questions
Started by volvos70turbo99, Feb 07 2012 04:04 AM
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Posted 07 February 2012 - 04:04 AM
1998 s70 glt t5 converted - 16t, white injectors, nxs mbc @ 14psi, k&n drop in filter, high flow cat, full 3in. exhaust, dp, hd wg, na tb, ipd turbo hoses, ard orange tune, stage 0 complete
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Posted 07 February 2012 - 04:21 AM
Can never say 100% for sure but as the fluid has been maintained then you should be good. These trannys last almost forever if maintained.
Yes change the fluid!!! Keep it changed and it will last a very long time. You don't have to bother with anything special any cheap ATF will work perfectly fine.
Yes change the fluid!!! Keep it changed and it will last a very long time. You don't have to bother with anything special any cheap ATF will work perfectly fine.
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Posted 07 February 2012 - 04:56 AM
you say flush or no? or just drain and fill?
and im also asking about the longevity because my car is modified as well.
and im also asking about the longevity because my car is modified as well.
1998 s70 glt t5 converted - 16t, white injectors, nxs mbc @ 14psi, k&n drop in filter, high flow cat, full 3in. exhaust, dp, hd wg, na tb, ipd turbo hoses, ard orange tune, stage 0 complete
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Posted 07 February 2012 - 05:22 AM
flush, fill, drain, pump, whatever gets new fluid in and the old out. Treat it like an oil change...
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