Just wanted some opinions on those that have used these two products specifically as a transmission flush. I have used the Auto Rx with good results twice. But I have always had a lot of respect for lubegard products and have wondered how well there transmission flush works. It says it doesn't use harsh solvents, yet its a fast flush. So it makes me wonder what is in the chemistry that it works so fast. I dont want to debate whether or not I should do it or about other products would prefer to get some actual experiences here shared....Thanks in advance Ladies and Gentlemen
Lubegard Transmission flush versus Auto Rx
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JHZR2
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Why do you need to use either? Slower is better, IMO, but different fouling/deposits needs different chemistry.
I have used Auto-Rx in the transmission of my Camry. I went to 5k or 6K miles, more than they suggest. I did it more for preventative care on a high mileage transmission. I believe it had over 150K miles. But those transmissions are hard to kill. And it was running Amsoil ATF. Several people have reported good results with Auto-Rx on auto transmissions and the same people reported Auto-Rx did nothing for engines. Give it a try. But how are you going to base your conclusion?
I have used auto rx twice on transmissions and it worked well for me then, havent had luck with it in the motor. But I wondered If anyone with lubegard flush had experience
^I'd say both could do something with ester in their formulation. Lubegard has a nice sales pitch for it anyway. I have been curious if anyone ever used that one before on an A/T since their A/T additives are so popular.
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