Lubegard Red AND/OR Lube Control?

[Lumberg]

Guys,

I sincerely believe that Lubegard is the best stuff you can add to an automatic transmission.

My question is, how does it compare to Lube Control? I would imagine the LG is the preferred product since it's designed JUST for trannies.

However would they complement each other?

 

[Lumberg]

Anyone?

 

[MolaKule]

Lubeguard Red is mostly an anti-oxidant in a base of synthesized esters.

LC is a lubricant, anti-oxidant, and a cleaner.

 

[unDummy]

Lubegard frees stuck valves. That makes it a cleaner. Its an ester oil which makes it a lubricant.

Lubegard is a lubricant, anti-oxidant, and a cleaner.

I wouldn't mix both. Pick one and stick with it.

Or, avoid both, use synthetic ATFs with additional cooling and filtration.

 

[Lumberg]

Sounds like they are almost the exact same thing! Only the Lubegard has LXE or liquid wax esters.

Lube control doesn't have any LXE in it does it?

Jonathan

 

[Lumberg]

What if you had a tranny that already had some LC in it, and you wanted to add some LubeGuard LXE.

Would it be a bad idea? COuld the respective ingredients interfere with each other?

WOuld it be completely useless, because LC give all the protection you need?

Thanks

Lumberg