

| Subject: | Re: changing auto trans fluid - amsoil? |
| From: | Rob |
| Date: | Thu, 13 Jul 2006 21:29:49 -0700 |
How about putting a drain plug on the pan the first time you pull it? Rob becida@comcast.net At 7/13/2006 08:54 PM,Mark C wrote: >In the past, switching my atf to redline seemed to help . . . as >far as the torque converter just plan on changing the fluid several >times . . . no more than ten changes . . . maybe just four . . . and >drive a bit between changes, so maybe plan on changing once a week >for the next month . . . otherwise you might wear yourself out . . . > > >----- Start Original Message ----- >Sent: Thu, 13 Jul 2006 15:59:29 -0700 >From: Mike Meuser <mike@HISTORICALSCALEMODELS.COM> >To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM >Subject: changing auto trans fluid - amsoil? > > > HI - Given the extra power of the Subie I thought it best to change > > the filter, seals and transmission fluid. I want to change it all so > > I need a way of emptying the entire system including the torque > > convertor so.... > > > > * how best to get all of the fluid out? > > > > * Amsoil has two Dexron II compatible synthetics -- universal > > synthetic and torque drive synthetic. Anyone have > > experience/suggestions here? > > > > * Anything else I can do to help the tranny while I've got the pan > > off? I do see that the governor cap is seeping a bit so I plan on > > replacing that seal. Any adjustments, cleaning, that can be done > > with pan off but tranny still in van? > > > > thnx > > > > > > Mike Meuser > > 87 Westy GL / 91 Subaru EJ22 > > 83-1/2 Westy L > > 89 Cabriolet > > > >----- End Original Message -----
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