Hello everyone,
I drive a Hyundai Elantra MD 2014 with 375,800 km (233,600 miles) on the odometer. I use Red Line D6 ATF in the transmission. Recently, I added 10 ounces of Lubegard Red after draining the same amount of transmission fluid.
The reason I added it is because I’ve been experiencing a whining noise, a slight whistling during gear shifts, and occasional delay in engagement.
The recommended dosage for Lubegard Red is 1 ounce per quart, and since my transmission holds 7.3 liters (~7.7 quarts), I’ve added about 1.3 oz per quart, which is slightly above the recommended ratio.
My questions:
Any insights or advice would be appreciated. Thank you!
I drive a Hyundai Elantra MD 2014 with 375,800 km (233,600 miles) on the odometer. I use Red Line D6 ATF in the transmission. Recently, I added 10 ounces of Lubegard Red after draining the same amount of transmission fluid.
The reason I added it is because I’ve been experiencing a whining noise, a slight whistling during gear shifts, and occasional delay in engagement.
The recommended dosage for Lubegard Red is 1 ounce per quart, and since my transmission holds 7.3 liters (~7.7 quarts), I’ve added about 1.3 oz per quart, which is slightly above the recommended ratio.
My questions:
- Is Lubegard Red incompatible with Red Line D6?
- Could this overdose damage the transmission? I’ve read some posts here saying additives aren’t needed with high-quality fluids like Red Line.
- Do I need to do a drain & fill to restore balance or reduce the additive ratio?
Any insights or advice would be appreciated. Thank you!