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To: rustyjack who wrote (106)11/10/1999 5:40:00 PM
From: WTMHouston  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 134
 
Ron:

<<You should see if it is capable of dissolving gum and varnish deposits. >>

I had always heard that once a transmission got to the point that there was significant "gunk," it was better to leave it that way than to use additives to remove it for fear of ending up with a worse problem that with it gunked up. Any thoughts?

Troy



To: rustyjack who wrote (106)11/11/1999 9:18:00 AM
From: Terry Whitman  Respond to of 134
 
I described my problem to the man at the parts store, and he said duralube was the best treatment for sticking tranny valves. The problem is disappearing more as I put some miles on the new fluid/treatment. I believe I can live with it now.

Thanks again,
TW


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