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zpeed 2005-04-01 11:20 AM

tranny oil changing?
 
STI now have 18K miles have I lost the manuel. When should I change the tranny, diff, transfer case anything else? What kind of oil should I use where? HELP!! Try to get ready for auto-x tomorrow.

MattR 2005-04-01 11:24 AM

Re: tranny oil changing?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zpeed
STI now have 18K miles have I lost the manuel. When should I change the tranny, diff, transfer case anything else? What kind of oil should I use where? HELP!! Try to get ready for auto-x tomorrow.

Go to Summit, by 4 Quarts of Shockproof Redline Oil. You will not be disappointed.

Changing the tranny fluid is easy. Make sure you open BOTH drain holes though.

Replace the Rear diff fluid with the factory stuff, I would recommend using the factory fluid or equivalent in the rear end.

My Tranny fluid was burnt and nasty at 25,000 miles, so I think you are at a good point to change it.

MattR 2005-04-01 11:28 AM

Here is a thread with info.

Redline Shockproof

MikeSTI 2005-04-01 11:32 AM

I think its recomended at 30k. The way Matt drives it could be 15k :lol:

sperry 2005-04-01 01:11 PM

Re: tranny oil changing?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MattR
Quote:

Originally Posted by zpeed
STI now have 18K miles have I lost the manuel. When should I change the tranny, diff, transfer case anything else? What kind of oil should I use where? HELP!! Try to get ready for auto-x tomorrow.

Go to Summit, by 4 Quarts of Shockproof Redline Oil. You will not be disappointed.

Changing the tranny fluid is easy. Make sure you open BOTH drain holes though.

Replace the Rear diff fluid with the factory stuff, I would recommend using the factory fluid or equivalent in the rear end.

My Tranny fluid was burnt and nasty at 25,000 miles, so I think you are at a good point to change it.

Make sure you use the "Lightweight" shockproof. The other stuff is *way* too thick.

zpeed 2005-04-01 08:03 PM

We just bought Royal Purple and we gonna return it. OK I'm sold on Redline Shockproof (lightweight correct?). I saw only one big drain with the protection ring around hole where is the other one?

Do I fill thru the dip stick hole? or side hole like real diff.

Any body have sti manuel CD (like e-bay) that willing to sell me a copy. We might not make it to auto-x tomorrow. :(

Kevin M 2005-04-02 12:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zpeed
We just bought Royal Purple and we gonna return it. OK I'm sold on Redline Shockproof (lightweight correct?). I saw only one big drain with the protection ring around hole where is the other one?

Do I fill thru the dip stick hole? or side hole like real diff.

Any body have sti manuel CD (like e-bay) that willing to sell me a copy. We might not make it to auto-x tomorrow. :(

I had Royal Purple in for about 25k. Not nearly as good as the redline. You do fill through the dipstick tube. As for the other plug, one is way towards the front and I think the other is about in the middle.


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