oto60

This stuff is amazing. I just changed my tranny fluid with swepco and its a night and day difference. I highly recomend everyone to use it......

theiceman

i didn't realize there were people who weren't

arbeitm

No idea what's in there now...but it's on the To Do list.

JBO

If your fluid hadn't been changed in 15 yrs the results probably would have been similar with Valvoline gear lube. I noticed no change whatsoever when I switched from Valvo to Swepco, but I change the fluid every 2 yrs/15k miles.

glenncof

I assume you have a 915 tranny. Otherwise I would consider something else.

Corrales911

My tranny shifted like hell when I got it. Some kind of blue synthetic came out when I switched to SWEPCO. Big difference. 915 synchros like a little bit of friction to work well.

Peter Zimmermann

JBO: You're exactly right, older Valvoline, Kendall, and even StaLube were all great trans oils. We only sold Kendall at the shop, but had a couple of customers bring us Swepco for their car. No difference, but that was then and this is now.

Corrales, it's funny that you mention the blue stuff (I don't know what it is), but it was in my '82 when I bought the car. I put in Kendall and had a big improvement in shifting almost immediately.
Pete

theiceman

I had the blue stuff in my 78 also and boy did it STINK !

redtdi96

I bought a case 4- gal directly from swepco texas and you save big (5 yrs ago)

sharky47

I use both Swepco and Redline - both are great - and I too had the nasty blue stuff in one of my 944's.

GrantG

I thought Swepco 201 "IS" the stinky blue stuff, no?

srf506

SWEPCO's usually red I believe.

GrantG

Not the stuff I've used. Their 201 gear oil is blue and their 306 (15W40) motor oil is purple, afaik...

JBO

...swepco 201 is the blue stuff!!!

r911

blue - or some green tones in slanted light

if it really stinks then it has gotten too hot probably, and I'd change it