just curious before i go and buy a bottle of this stuff...
it can't claim all those things it does without having a downside to it.......
it can't claim all those things it does without having a downside to it.......
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any bad experiences with Lubegard Red?
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Nope, no bad experiences with it.
I put some Lub Red when I flushed my trany.
Shifted like new for a year then kinda felt the same way as before the new fluid.
But not worse in any way.
Maybe it was a psycological effect but the shifts felt faster for about a year now they seem back to normal.
Shifted like new for a year then kinda felt the same way as before the new fluid.
But not worse in any way.
Maybe it was a psycological effect but the shifts felt faster for about a year now they seem back to normal.
calvinnnnnn,
what type of car do you have ?
what type of car do you have ?
It seems to have helped the 2-3 3-4 flaring in my MB.
Helped quite a bit in my cav. Nothing bad to report.
I have a 2007 Ford Fusion. It uses the motorcraft FRN5 fluid. It did not like it. Everything else it worked great.
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Under duress, I surrendered our planet's secret to smooth-shifting transmissions to malevolent aliens when I allowed a bottle of LubeGard Red to be taken from me at phaser-point.
Other than that, no bad experiences.
Kaboomba
Other than that, no bad experiences.
Kaboomba
06 acura tsx. transmission is shifting as it did with zero miles on it. has 35k on it now.
The FM effect seemed to wear off and shifts got hard after not too long a while.
^ oo didnt think about that..maybe i should just skipped it entirely.
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