I was told that Dex III is the replacement for Type A, correct?? My application is a marine transmission from the late 60's, a Borg-Warner.
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My Type A application was for a McCulloch VS57 vintage supercharger from the 50's, early 60's. Specifically stated to not use anything other than type A even in the latest chat room debates. I did a lot of look ups trying to find the answer to your question as to compatibility with other types and couldn't find a crossover. So I found the Accel type A on Amazon and bought a case, I suggest you do the same to avoid any problems if type A is what is called for. Also found it available at Sears online Catalog but for more $.
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In theory you can, but there are significant differences in properties. If the transmission has a lot of hours on it dextron might kill it. Too heavy and detergent.
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Any early Borg Warner box would take Type A, ideally. The use of Dextron three won't damage the gearbox per se, but it will lead to long term leakage and possibly too much long term clutch pack deterioration. These boxes, or a variant of them, were used on Mercedes type 300 sedans, which we see a good number of [1956-1961]. They certainly like type A even more.
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I have a 1980's IH tractor that uses type A. I looked all over and found that nothing really replaces it no matter what they say. I found type A available for anywhere from $10 per quart to 25. In searching on Ebay, I found someone with a case of it. I purchased the case for $36 + 8 for shipping. If you want, I would be glad to sell you a few quarts.
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I can't imagine any reason why the type of transmission would have a bearing on the oxygen sensor. I've replaced my sensors and don't recall seeing anything about transmission, so my guess is that if the part matches your make/model/year, you should be ok. If you want to be sure, pull the old one and order based on it. If you have ramps or jack stands, the sensors are not too hard to reach.
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General Motors now recommends the new and improved Dexron VI instead of the old Dexron III for GM vehicles. This product does not meet the higher specification.
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I believe the photo is errant. What I received was a 7 speed. You definitely don't want to substitute an 8 speed on a 7 speed application. You'd have too much slack in the shifter cable (in position 8 on shifter) even if you adjusted the deraileur stops to avoid the chain falling off, and an annoying dead spot gathering up that slack when shifting back into the lower gears.
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Hi again Irvin,In checking over Barnett specs you need the 17057 Revolution / Predator Crank Cocking DeviceI have a few left on hand if you are interested and want to message me. Hope this helps some. Have a great weekend!
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From all I could read on manufacturers web site, yes, just like mine. Just added the " A " to get a better series selection ( get more model numbers ) within a model group.
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This is a top of the line ATF that will out perform pretty much all other products out there.. However, at 190,000 miles, the quality of your rebuild will probably be the deciding factor in your transmission life vs the quality of the fluid. So you may be better served sticking with something much cheaper.
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I used this item in an Aqua Magic IV installed in a 1992 Four Winds class A. I am unfamiliar with the model SH.
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You can use a stock converter.but you will see better performance (take off) with a 2000 or 2400 stall. A 2400 is what I use with 373 gears.
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I think the z car gear shift are a little different than the 3 series. I bought one for my E46 and it works perfect.
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FYI, If you need to remove transmission cooling lines turn slowly (screw in and out) and if necessary use a little dw40). *writing this response because the other posting mentioned buying new transmission lines, and with care you can usually avoid breaking then.
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No. This is strictly for 3 speed conversions. Your trans is an integral unit and B&M; and others offer a selection of handles and short shifter units.
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From what I can see, it should work as a replacement since they both operate using 390 and/or 315MHz frequencies. One thing to note: the GM3T-R only replaces Genie Intellicode transmitters made since 1998.
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Yes, just tell them what year it was built, and what transmission it has. It will work fine
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After doing some research it appears NOW labs doesn't address the type.. Most likely Mk7, but you probably should call them to verify!
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Yeah it will work just fine :) Hypoid is referring to the type of gear that is in your truck. It is just stating that it needs a differential oil that is correct for that type of gear -basically that you need to purchase gear oil, and that it is a hypoid gear that you are lubricating. Lucas 75w90 synthetic trans/diff fluid will do the trick - I use it in my '07 Subi for my trans and both differentials and it works wonders! :) Best of luck!
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2004 sienna owner's manual says " Automatic transmission fluid DEXRON II or III" for power steering fluid. Not sure if this meets DEXRON II or III specifications.