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As a person that only have stick shift cars, this video alone made me even worried to brought used cars with automatic transmission.
Hey Scotty! I'm looking to buy a 2nd gen Toyota Aristo, anything to look out for?
I flushed transmission fluid on my 03 Grand Marquis with 175k miles, but manually not by a flush machine. First, dropped the pan and removed 5 quarts. Then I removed the cooler line that is going back to the transmission from radiator and started the car. Fluid started to flow out of the line and as soon as very less fluid started to come out, I turned off the car. The car takes 14 quarts of Mercon V, but the car took only 12 quarts and it was full. I performed this back in 2017 and since then the transmission shifts like a dream. So lags, no jerks nothing. Smooth shifting like new. The car now has 220k miles. So from my experience, manual flushing of the transmission worked out well.
I never changed the fluid before 175k miles. It was the one and the only time I did because my torque converter had the common shudder issue. After the flush, I also added Dr tranny instant shudder fix additive as well. I did try Dr tranny before flushing as well but it work more than 4 months.
Always use Lucas when changing oil or transmission fluid it works magic.
Manual transmission is way simple, to maintain.
Yes, manual transmission is way simple, to maintain.
The amount of stuff I’ve done to my car due to these videos is insane
Question everytime I fill up gas tank the engine light comes on! But when it drops below half the engine light goes off!! I change the air sensor and used the special air cleaners on the air intake!! Still keeps happening!! What is the problem!!
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Got an 06 Ridgeline, transmission feels rough when I floor it and it shifts to first/second gear, feels like a hard knock when it shifts, my rear cat needs to be replaced could this be the reason? Or should I drain the tranny fluid and put new fluid in?