Redline Fluids (not impressed)
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I changed out my Nissan fluids in my Dif and Tranny today and used Redline products for both. I have heard it makes shifting smoother though I noticed absolutly no difference. I have 22 1/2 k miles on my ride. Side note: when I pulled drain plug on my dif had almost no shavings. I am curious who has used Redline product in there cars and have you noticed any improvements? I can't justify the enormous price dif from something like Nissan fluids, or even Mobile one VS price of REDLINE. I would appreciate any feedback on this I can get.
Thanks
Chris
Thanks
Chris
I changed my differential fluid @ 18K miles a few days ago. The drain p,lug was coated with metal shaving. I am now running Redline 75W-90, the car feels the same.
BTW, what how many ft-lb did you torque your differential drain plug to? I torqued it to 50ft-lb according to repair manual. See my post on the forum.. I think the repair manual is wrong.
BTW, what how many ft-lb did you torque your differential drain plug to? I torqued it to 50ft-lb according to repair manual. See my post on the forum.. I think the repair manual is wrong.
Do a search. There are tons of threads on this stuff. I agree with Z'd. Amsoil rocks.
Side Note: Z'd, What Amsoil grade are you using in both diff and tranny? I am currently using Mobile 1 products.
Side Note: Z'd, What Amsoil grade are you using in both diff and tranny? I am currently using Mobile 1 products.
Originally posted by corsair
Do a search. There are tons of threads on this stuff. I agree with Z'd. Amsoil rocks.
Side Note: Z'd, What Amsoil grade are you using in both diff and tranny? I am currently using Mobile 1 products.
Do a search. There are tons of threads on this stuff. I agree with Z'd. Amsoil rocks.
Side Note: Z'd, What Amsoil grade are you using in both diff and tranny? I am currently using Mobile 1 products.
When I changed, the choice was a Series 2000 75W-90- it handled both the rear diff and MT with no additives and no mixing necessary.
The best two options available now are as follows:
http://www.amsoil.com/products/agl.htm
http://www.amsoil.com/products/fgr.htm
fgr is the current equivalent of what I used. Both are usable in the dual applications.
Originally posted by AltaLad
I'm using a commercial grade product in my manual transmission
made by Shell.
Shell's Spirax S 75W90 100% synthetic heavy duty automotive gear oil.
(disclaimer)
I freely admit to being biased to Shell products, as I am employed by them. But in my defense I know a lot more about the specs (including prioritary information) of any Shell product and I get one heck of good price on the product.
I'm using a commercial grade product in my manual transmission
made by Shell.
Shell's Spirax S 75W90 100% synthetic heavy duty automotive gear oil.
(disclaimer)
I freely admit to being biased to Shell products, as I am employed by them. But in my defense I know a lot more about the specs (including prioritary information) of any Shell product and I get one heck of good price on the product.
Second: Do you just drop the tranny pan to drain the fluid and where is the filler hole for the tranny??? Is the manual transmission fluid the same as the clutch fluid???
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Hi
I use AMSOIL for my Z and for a Lexus 300.
The FULL synthetic is about $7 a quart (pricey, but does seem to last longer)
Replaces any of the T-IV fluid requirements. I pull out about 4 quarts every 15000-20000 miles, and replace with new. The fluid never seems to develop the dark color or funny smell common to Dexron or other types of transmission fluids in my US cars.
I use AMSOIL for my Z and for a Lexus 300.
The FULL synthetic is about $7 a quart (pricey, but does seem to last longer)
Replaces any of the T-IV fluid requirements. I pull out about 4 quarts every 15000-20000 miles, and replace with new. The fluid never seems to develop the dark color or funny smell common to Dexron or other types of transmission fluids in my US cars.
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