Recent content by HyundaiAbuser

I tried all sorts of atf in my 2007 impala 4t65e working on a 3-4 shift flare. Really they all worked well and not much difference to be had with any of them and I drove the wheels off that thing in the years I had it. To list them Maxlife (including cvt compatible versions Castrol universal...

I have used 5 pairs of 1a auto trq struts and been happy with all of them. First set has 50k on them at 4 years old going strong. While i have been disappointed with the surrounding mevotech parts, the monroes on my accord are fine 2 years on.

How often do you service the transmission?

1: no if you are sticking with the well established brands 2: no but the synthetic ones typically state that they are 3: Very few if anyone outside the field know have any real insight, talking to our amsoil and HPL reps could serve you well. Personal opinion is any dex vi (factory approved...

get one large enough to go around the outside of the plug

It's substantially undersized for the state that we find them in on the used market. I have had success taking a punch and giving it a vigorous tap. I also had success using a large screw extractor and if all else fails i have taken a cutoff wheel (or recip saw) and making a notch in the plug to...

I fear your clavicle may be subject to mechanical stabilization soon. That must really hurt, hope you're making it alright.

Nope, you're good to go.

Our 2002 got it's first atf change at around 175k and a succession of aisin-dw1 cured some torque converter shudder. Make sure the fluid in it isn't torched already and go with whichever compatible fluid you like.

I second this. I pulled a filter off our 2002 crv that would budge after screwdriver impalement using this filter wrench. Cant imagine a better bargain for 11 bucks.

I used Maxlife in a couple Toyota PS applications including an 2010 Camry and had good results.

Especially for how dirty 22s run

I have heard very good things about these but haven't actually gotten the chance to shoot one. That's a heck of a deal.

It's not that bad to get it to temp and use the level plug. If you were wanting to measure and refill with the same amount I would at least do the full leveling procedure once beforehand.

I thought that same thing. It pressurizes or it doesn't to the fault of the jug seal, hose, fittings or cap.