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It does sound like a big jump from ATF. It's shifting great, though. And it was 45 degrees when I went for a test drive.
My tranny never liked to go in reverse. The only way was to go to 1st, then reverse. Even then I'd sometimes get a grrrr and had to double-clutch. Now, it seems to be so much better.
This worries me...>>The newer tranny's like T5's, Tremecs, et.al, were designed with different synchro plates that I believe are paper backed and require the ATF to work smoothly and extend their life. <<
Although I haven't found any explanation for the ATF recommendation in any of the tranny/Tremec sites, perhaps I should revert...
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Ray
New York
SPF#1052 11mpg
CAV GT40 MONO29 9mpg
'94 35th Anniversary Rover Mini Cooper 32mpg
'01 MB CL600 V12 18mpg
'08 Volvo S80 18mpg
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