What is a good price per quart of Redline D4 ATF???
09-10-2002, 01:11 PM
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Re: What is a good price per quart of Redline D4 ATF???
Originally posted by Matthew
I am looking at buying this and I wanted to know what a good price is... Please let me know. Thanks!
I am looking at buying this and I wanted to know what a good price is... Please let me know. Thanks!
Email me for Amsoil ATF which is way cheaper and performs the same if not better.
09-10-2002, 01:48 PM
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Originally posted by Matthew
...Thanks for the tip, how many quarts should I buy? (Amsoil or Redline)
...Thanks for the tip, how many quarts should I buy? (Amsoil or Redline)
09-10-2002, 02:05 PM
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Originally posted by Matthew
...Thanks for the tip, how many quarts should I buy? (Amsoil or Redline)
...Thanks for the tip, how many quarts should I buy? (Amsoil or Redline)
09-10-2002, 02:16 PM
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Originally posted by karguy
It is in your owner manual! On 97 it is 5 quarts for drain and 10 quarts for flush if you remove oil cooler return line. Not sure on 2002. I have converted 2 97 Maxima's (51k and 130k) to Amsoil Synthetic ATF with marvelous results.
It is in your owner manual! On 97 it is 5 quarts for drain and 10 quarts for flush if you remove oil cooler return line. Not sure on 2002. I have converted 2 97 Maxima's (51k and 130k) to Amsoil Synthetic ATF with marvelous results.
But I am having a shop do a full flush, cuz my auto tranny is choppy when hot, first to second shifts are very hard, so I am gonna try to see if a little synthetic infusion might help. Plus I just wanna do it!
09-10-2002, 04:04 PM
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Originally posted by Matthew
...Well these crappy new owners manuals (2002) only say, "follow maintenance instructions" on the capacities chart, then you go to maintenance area and it basically says 'fill to proper dipstick level'. No capacities listed.
But I am having a shop do a full flush, cuz my auto tranny is choppy when hot, first to second shifts are very hard, so I am gonna try to see if a little synthetic infusion might help. Plus I just wanna do it!
...Well these crappy new owners manuals (2002) only say, "follow maintenance instructions" on the capacities chart, then you go to maintenance area and it basically says 'fill to proper dipstick level'. No capacities listed.
But I am having a shop do a full flush, cuz my auto tranny is choppy when hot, first to second shifts are very hard, so I am gonna try to see if a little synthetic infusion might help. Plus I just wanna do it!
I feel that Synthetics are the way to go with automatics regardless of which you choose. Post the results!
09-10-2002, 04:56 PM
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Originally posted by Matthew
...Well these crappy new owners manuals (2002) only say, "follow maintenance instructions" on the capacities chart, then you go to maintenance area and it basically says 'fill to proper dipstick level'. No capacities listed.
But I am having a shop do a full flush, cuz my auto tranny is choppy when hot, first to second shifts are very hard, so I am gonna try to see if a little synthetic infusion might help. Plus I just wanna do it!
...Well these crappy new owners manuals (2002) only say, "follow maintenance instructions" on the capacities chart, then you go to maintenance area and it basically says 'fill to proper dipstick level'. No capacities listed.
But I am having a shop do a full flush, cuz my auto tranny is choppy when hot, first to second shifts are very hard, so I am gonna try to see if a little synthetic infusion might help. Plus I just wanna do it!
09-11-2002, 07:51 AM
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Thanks for all your help guys, I will probably do this over the weekend. Anybody know a good brand name that can be bought in car parts stores (Hi/Lo, Pep Boys, Auto Zone, etc.) that is synthetic ATF that is comparable to Amsoil or Redline? Just to keep my options open.
---Matt
---Matt
09-11-2002, 08:41 AM
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Originally posted by Matthew
Thanks for all your help guys, I will probably do this over the weekend. Anybody know a good brand name that can be bought in car parts stores (Hi/Lo, Pep Boys, Auto Zone, etc.) that is synthetic ATF that is comparable to Amsoil or Redline? Just to keep my options open.
---Matt
Thanks for all your help guys, I will probably do this over the weekend. Anybody know a good brand name that can be bought in car parts stores (Hi/Lo, Pep Boys, Auto Zone, etc.) that is synthetic ATF that is comparable to Amsoil or Redline? Just to keep my options open.
---Matt
09-11-2002, 09:07 AM
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Originally posted by Virus
I just had the flush performed at a shop. It used 12 quarts of Amsoil ATF for my 2k2.
I just had the flush performed at a shop. It used 12 quarts of Amsoil ATF for my 2k2.
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