What fluid can I use to flush the tranny?
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What fluid can I use to flush the tranny?
I'm going to change my tranny fluid. Currently has Pepto Bismol (Redline Shock Proof Heavy), and I want to put Spectro 6-Speed tranny fluid. But I want to flush out the Pepto before putting in the Spectro. By "flush", I simply mean draining the Pepto out, filling back up with a cheap fluid, running it through the gears for a minute or two, and then dumping it out again.
My question is, what is the cheapest fluid that I can use to "flush" it with? Can I just pour in a quart of 50w motor oil? Just want to make sure that whatever I put in won't do any damage for that few minutes of flushing.
My question is, what is the cheapest fluid that I can use to "flush" it with? Can I just pour in a quart of 50w motor oil? Just want to make sure that whatever I put in won't do any damage for that few minutes of flushing.
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I was thinking that... but I was also thinking that it may be best to drain it after it's been sitting all day/night because all the fluid is in the bottom of the pan already...
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A flush isn't necessary, but if you would feel better about it use any inexpensive gear oil. Drain while the oil is still warm to get most of it out. There will still be pockets that don't drain (not all the oil drops to the bottom), so it would take a few flushes to get the majority of the old oil out. Mixin' the two oils will only stain the new with a little of the pink stuff. Of course then your new special oil will be mixed with the inexpensive stuff..........
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It's time to change it, and I just want to try something different. Nothing wrong with the Redline SPH though... Seems that everyone on this forum highly regards it (thus why its in there now), but everyone at HDtalking.com seems to highly regard the Spectro stuff. Just thought I'd try it to see if I notice any difference. Highly doubt I will though.
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