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 Post subject: 6-speed Manual Trans Fluid?
PostPosted: Fri Nov 09, 2007 4:53 pm 
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What is everyone using for a Synthetic?

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Darn Good FULL Synthetic Synchromesh right here. :wink: My customers have said it smooths out the trans and they like it.

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Darn Good FULL Synthetic Synchromesh right here. :wink: My customers have said it smooths out the trans and they like it.

Hey John I was wondering how is that stuff different from the 75w-90 variant of manual trans fluid?

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BeepBeepJeepJeep wrote:
JJsKJ wrote:
Darn Good FULL Synthetic Synchromesh right here. :wink: My customers have said it smooths out the trans and they like it.

Hey John I was wondering how is that stuff different from the 75w-90 variant of manual trans fluid?


You need the synchromesh specific additives in the fluid or your synchros will go bye bye in short order. It is also a lighter fluid, 5W30 weight.

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or u can use penzoil syncromesch. it meets the jeep spec! and u can find it at all autozones!

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How's Royal Purple?


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I believe the penzoil synchromesh is the exact same fluid as the factory fill. I used the royal purple synchromax with terrific results. It really, really smoothed things out...as I said terrific. I'm thinking the amsoil would provide terrific results as well....
Good luck.. :wink:

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doubleajaybrock wrote:
How's Royal Purple?


Great, thats what I am runnin! 8) Been doin it for some time now...

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