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Re: [GMCnet] Correct transmission fluid [message #324918 is a reply to message #324907] Fri, 13 October 2017 17:39 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Kingsley Coach is currently offline  Kingsley Coach   United States
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Totally unscientific, but Chrysler wants people to use only their trans
fluid. I was able to get Dodge trans fluid at my fav parts store but it
was brand X and half the price compared to Chrysler's.
Backing up there was a shutter when under load....brand X did nothing to
help the situation.
5 Quarts of Chrysler's product was added along with a filter.
Shutter has been gone for 3 months now.

So my point is...I dunno...use what's recommended as they likely know
better??

Mike in NS

On Fri, Oct 13, 2017 at 2:30 PM, Jim Kanomata wrote:

> Terry,
> Back in 1973 when I was working for Ford , we were always requested to sell
> our Rotunda Trans fluid.
> The dealer service mgrs would not buy int it till I found out why it was
> better than the ones in stores.
> The people that were playing with the transmissions told me that the
> Rotunda fluid had the correct Friction Modifiers in them. I sort of implied
> to the service mgrs that I might be more inclined to honor extended
> warranty should they use it.
> Since I was always making sure they were paid on their warranty claims,
> majority went with me.
> Ford products uses different fluid, Now Honda and other new cars use their
> own fluid as they do perform better with their own fluid.
> I know our employees have us get the fluid from the dealers as we get
> dealer discount.
>
> On Fri, Oct 13, 2017 at 8:23 AM, Terry wrote:
>
>> If it says it is compatible with the fluid that is supposed to be in your
>> transmission, and is supposed to be used in transmissions, one would
> assume
>> it would not destroy the clutches or seals. If you elect to put it in the
>> transmission before you get any feedback on your post, then you will be
> the
>> test pilot :) Take notes and let us know what it does!
>> --
>> Terry Kelpien
>>
>> ASE Master Technician
>>
>> 73 Glacier 260
>>
>> Smithfield, Va.
>>
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