Doing a drain and fill of diffs and transmissionfer case on my truck today using Amsoil products. I have to say that who ever invented the squeezable 1 quart bags for diff & transmission fluid should have won the nobel prize. It's a game changer!
First time using Amsoil squeeze bags
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Gonna use it for the first time this weekend for my diff and transmission on the Mazda!
I needed these a long time ago. I kept one bag and refill with my favorite flavor. On my Jeep Grand Cherokee I had to attach a little segment of tubing to reach. Guess what? It worked and it was marvelous.
Are these noticeably more expensive to produce? If someone like SuperTech would bring them to the common man, it'd be like when flat screen TVs became affordable for all. Can I tag Walmart on this forum? 
I'm cheap and refuse to pay the premium, but I also prefer a 5 gal bucket with pump and I'm pretty much always standing under the vehicle being serviced.
I'm cheap and refuse to pay the premium, but I also prefer a 5 gal bucket with pump and I'm pretty much always standing under the vehicle being serviced.
Love them...
Pro Tip.
Don't put an open one on the front of a shelf with nothing around it. I sat one up there one day, it was one I'd refilled, so it was mostly full. After a few days it had shifted just enough to fall off the shelf, on to the floor, top popped off, and I was cleaning up about 1/2 quart of stinky slippery gear lube off the garage floor.
Pro Tip.
Don't put an open one on the front of a shelf with nothing around it. I sat one up there one day, it was one I'd refilled, so it was mostly full. After a few days it had shifted just enough to fall off the shelf, on to the floor, top popped off, and I was cleaning up about 1/2 quart of stinky slippery gear lube off the garage floor.
Wow, what a game changer. There is no going back to regular bottles and pumps.
While they may be easy to use they are also easy to drain all over your shelf or storage tub. Needs to be a positive way of sealing a half used container.
They are also slightly more expensive. I typically have my local Indy mechanic change the gear oil so I buy the regular container assuming he has a pump or something.
They are also slightly more expensive. I typically have my local Indy mechanic change the gear oil so I buy the regular container assuming he has a pump or something.
JHZR2
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I kept my amsoil bags so I can reuse them.
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Me too - don’t want the neighbors (Jones) to see me using SuperTech or another store brand
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