Bleeding the clutch, need some advice.
03-13-2007, 01:06 AM
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When I changed my trans fluid my shifting improved. The PO used Redline along with the fluid change reciept to prove it. The amount of metal in both the fluid and the magnetic drain still makes me sick at least I know it was only in there for 2k miles. After researching peoples experiences and my personal experience I decided to go with Mobile 1.
03-13-2007, 01:19 AM
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Originally Posted by nosnow
After researching peoples experiences and my personal experience I decided to go with Mobile 1.
03-13-2007, 01:49 AM
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After changing to Mobile 1 gear changes when cold were much smoother and percise (there is still some notchiness). Once the tranny warms up shifting is percise and smooth. The best part is my 3-4 shift no longer does the occational crunch. The typical driving I do is about 50/50 freeway/city I can't say what the durability of the oil is on the track but for my use it is fantastic and I've been very happy. No I'm not a Mobile 1 sales rep.
I originally went through several different trans fluids when i had my 1988 944. Mobile 1 worked the best and solved all of my notchy shifting in that car.
I originally went through several different trans fluids when i had my 1988 944. Mobile 1 worked the best and solved all of my notchy shifting in that car.
03-13-2007, 02:31 AM
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Originally Posted by nosnow
I originally went through several different trans fluids......
03-13-2007, 02:48 AM
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Originally Posted by JKelly
Doc,
Actually, I got the tip from a post by crack smoker "JE928Sx4" back in 2004. It was in reference "to bleed the clutch master from inside the car." It worked good, but the 10lbs of pressure seemed a little bit much IME. The fluid made like a fountain coming out of the firewall
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Actually, I got the tip from a post by crack smoker "JE928Sx4" back in 2004. It was in reference "to bleed the clutch master from inside the car." It worked good, but the 10lbs of pressure seemed a little bit much IME. The fluid made like a fountain coming out of the firewall
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03-13-2007, 03:05 AM
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Originally Posted by JE928Sx4
Hmmmmmm.....Crack???? I haven't been in Amsterdam recently......and even then I only partake in 2nd hand Ganja smoke while drinking in the Black & White or Excalibur. But Glad it helped.
heh hehI bet even the 2nd hand smoke is kind over there.
