if transmission is not slipping , can you use the lucus fix for maintece?
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"If it ain't broke, don't try to fix it" ... Nowhere in the automotive world does this phrase apply more than it does in pertaining to automatic transmission additives. If you're transmission is wearing out/slipping, then you have nothing to lose, but if it's working good, leave it alone. The only maintenance you should ever do is change the fluid and filter with the exact type recommended by the manufacturer. I've seen additives greatly improve a transmission, and just as often, I've seen them cause all kinds of problems.
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If the transmission is severely worn, failed, it won't fix it. But if it's starting to go, or the fluid is dirty etc, this will clean and condition the gears and extend the life of it.
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I would suggest you go to the Lucas website. I am not an automotive expert, so I am not able to answer your question. I used it in a car that was slipping, and the car continues to work well.
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I added about 1/2 bottle to my Eldorado tranny and it seems much smoother and quieter. It also stopped a small seal leak. Only used 1/2 because it is fairly thick My opinion is there is nothing in it that would hurt.
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I added about 1/2 bottle to my Eldorado tranny and it seems much smoother and quieter.It also stopped a small seal leak.Only used 1/2 because it is fairly thickMy opinion is there is nothing in it that would hurt.
670993
Yes you can, there ars two forward transmission choices. One with tines engaged and one without.
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No, but it certainly is the easiest way for a non technical person. Many times, the clutch is worn as well, so replacing the clutch assembly will take care both possible issues at once.
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I'm not sure, as I have the automatic. My guess is yes. The floor configuration should be the same, with the clutch pedal just hanging down. You might consider looking for an online Infiniti forum and asking there. I'll bet someone has your configuration and would know for sure.
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I would never trust a repaired clutch lever. I lost a friend from who did did a quick and dirty fix on a broken clutch lever (stick for a pin). Not worth your life trying to save a couple bucks even for a couple miles. All it takes is one rapid reflex and you're gone.
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I put it in my 2007 roadkingI put it in my 2007 road king when I changed the transmission fluid. Straight up no mixing.
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FYI, If you need to remove transmission cooling lines turn slowly (screw in and out) and if necessary use a little dw40). *writing this response because the other posting mentioned buying new transmission lines, and with care you can usually avoid breaking then.
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No it does not fixes the problem, unles your car has Diagnostic Trouble Codes specific on this, this can be a internal transmission problem.
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Yes you can, it is amazing what you can adjust. You can even change your shift points in the transmission!!!
1182004
HI, I used mobile 1 automatic transmission fluid, on my jag with the ZF 6 speed auto trans. It cured the harsh downshift problem and she shifts like new again.
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I would actually strongly recommend a different Lucas product, which is the transmission fluid conditioner. Seeing as your fluid is new, the conditioner would be a better fit. The transmission fix is for serious transmission problems like slipping or late shifting. Having said that, It couldn't hurt. However, if you flushed the entire body of trans fluid, you should be fine. This product is made to rejuvenate old fluid. It may act as added protection, but the best results I've seen have been with adding the product to old fluid. For the price, you're not in the hole too much if you don't find a notable difference... I would actually strongly recommend a different Lucas product, which is the transmission fluid conditioner. Seeing as your fluid is new, the conditioner would be a better fit. The transmission fix is for serious transmission problems like slipping or late shifting. Having said that, It couldn't hurt. However, if you flushed the entire body of trans fluid, you should be fine. This product is made to rejuvenate old fluid. It may act as added protection, but the best results I've seen have been with adding the product to old fluid. For the price, you're not in the hole too much if you don't... » Read More I would actually strongly recommend a different Lucas product, which is the transmission fluid conditioner. Seeing as your fluid is new, the conditioner would be a better fit. The transmission fix is for serious transmission problems like slipping or late shifting. Having said that, It couldn't hurt. However, if you flushed the entire body of trans fluid, you should be fine. This product is made to rejuvenate old fluid. It may act as added protection, but the best results I've seen have been with adding the product to old fluid. For the price, you're not in the hole too much if you don't find a notable difference... « Show Less
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If your SS is automatic....yes. Manuals have a fitment issue...there is an UNOFFICIAL way to cut and alter around the clutch pedal to remedy the issue.
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It's possible but I don't advise it. To do that would mean readjusting the shift cable anytime you adjust the chain tension or if you remove the wheel to fix a flat. It's likely that after you've adjusted the chain tension enough you'll have run out of gear cable adjustment and you would then have to either relocate the cable stop or the position of the fixing bolt unit at the end of the shift cable. I looked at that on several of the bikes I've done and it just didn't work well.
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You should not use this for automatic transmissions, but for a standard shifting car with a clutch it works wonderfully. My son has a 2001 Celica Toyota that shifted from 2nd down to 1st a little rough. We added the Tufoil, just a little it, and it was remarkably better! Much much smoother.
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actually it activated check engine light and caused the trans to almost slip between gears, erratic air flow creates all kinds of ecm and tcm issues, it sounds like yours may be dirty, anyways installing the new Delphi mafs sensor solved all the issues
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I highly doubt it, Unless your looking for codes that will set your MIL, or check engine light. So if the light isn't on, for say a trans slip code, P0700, i would say no. this tool also won't provide data stream, So codes only from the pcm. No bcm tcm abs reading ability.
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No, from motorkote website "Works in crankcases, transmissions (except CVTs), differentials and power steering (see usage amounts below)"