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YEAHHHH.2012 Kia Forte Koup 2.4L SX 6MT: a few thousand miles on this run of manual transmission fluid (Redline MT-85) This first change was a "flush" to clean out the transmission of all the old fluid.
Out: Redline MT-85 GL-4 1.9 QTS
In: Redline MT-85 GL-4 1.9 QTS
Cleaned magnet
This fluid came out the same color in went in with just a spec of black on the magnet. I will not be changing again anytime soon.. It feels just about the same, maybe a tick better "feel"
How is that Redline working?YEAHHHH.
I lied. I changed the manual transmission fluid yesterday again. I used the same REDLINE MT-85 fluid. 1.9 qts capacity.
ONLY because I was not sure when I had the slave, clutch ect replaced that the dealer did or did not drain the fluid to do the work.
To answer my own question... the dealer did NOT drain out the transmission fluid to do the clutch or slave work.
The REDLINE MT-85 was literally crystal clear on drain, with 3 specs of magnet material.
Now im NOT going to change it again for sometime haha.
I have nothing but great things to say about REDLINE..How is that Redline working?
I started using M1 ATF around 1990 when it first came out. In that time I do the drain and fill every 30-40 K. To date, no trans failures or PS pump failures. either.2 quarts of M1 75W90 in diff.
Pan drop, clean, complete flush with 12 quarts of M1 ATF (older multi-vehicle formula) 2005 G35 100K
Looked like original fluid so I did 2 partial drains over the past 2 months with SuperTech ATF+4 and added 6 ounces of Auto-RX prior to complete flush. Magnets and Pan were surprisingly clean for 104K on original fluid.
Initial observations are that the vehicle shifts no differently with 65% ATF+4 and original fluid vs. 100% New M1 ATF.
How is the shift quality? That must be interesting our minds are so programmed for redDid two spill and fills on my 2015 Accord V6
Out was Dw-1 and I’m was HPL Atf Green cold climate. The fluid actually is green!
So far no drama. Maybe slightly more firmer shift, maybe.How is the shift quality? That must be interesting our minds are so programmed for red
That sure beats pumping!2005 Ford Taurus with 107,000 miles. Last pan drop was at 85,000 miles. This time I pulled out just over 6 quarts through the dipstick tube using my Flo N Go and Shop Vac. The old fluid was still a bright red. Pics also show the new bottle design of Castrol Transmax Mercon V on the left vs the old bottle on the right. Enjoy.
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Ah yes I remember servicing my 2010 F-150, was quite an experience I'll say. I had some thick gloves that helped a lot but what a pain in the butt!15 F150 64k 6R80 Wix filter kit and Mercon LV fluid. Done a few hours ago. Mini dipstick horribly located near cat converter. Sadistic engineer for sure.
Fluid looked excellent coming out and magnets were both not bad at all. Soft use truck so expected.
Ah yes I remember servicing my 2010 F-150, was quite an experience I'll say. I had some thick gloves that helped a lot but what a pain in the butt!