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Old 09-23-02, 12:38 PM
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has anyone tried Redline MT90?Good or bad was it worthit.
Old 09-23-02, 01:06 PM
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worth it.. i have heard nothing but good things come from this product... it also makes shifting smoother and less notchy.. thats good for our trannys
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I am running it right now...talk about your kick *** fluids!
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yea, i got MT-90 in my trans, works pretty good so far. Shifts dont seem to feel so "nochey". Cost me $40 for 3 quarts of mt-90 and 2 quarts of 75w90NS for my S5 Diff.
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It makes a pretty big difference IMO. The last couple days before I changed out my old fluid my tranny was in pretty bad shape, grinding in most gears and it had gotten pretty noisy. The mech told me I was wasting my time with tranny fluid and id need a new tranny to solve it. Havent had any problems with grinding gears since then
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Ni5m0: NO BS it really works?
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Honestly I think its great stuff. I dont know what was up with my tranny before then. Ive only had my car for about 6 months and did the tranny fluid change at three months. It looked like the fluid had never been changed before this either. I remember driving on the way there to get it changed I was getting big grinds in 3rd, 5th, whatever. But since changing it I havent had any problems at all with grinding. Also I noticed an improvment in cold conditions. I bought my three quarts for about $28USD
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so you need three quarts to fill our tranny's??????????
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Originally posted by Bigretardhead
so you need three quarts to fill our tranny's??????????
Actually, 2.5 to fill the Tranny.
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just put in as much as you can. It will just overflow and leak out. Redlind mt-90 is good stuff! I have it Works nicely
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