Does one add the entire bottle to the transmission fluid? I want to make sure I order enough or if one only puts a specific amount in?
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You only need one but be sure you don't overfill. You might to remove the volume amount in the bottle before you add. Check out Lubegard's web site.
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The manufacturer says to use one ounce per total ATF capacity (your owner's manual ought to list it in the specifications page).
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I think it's a 10 ounce bottle. You are supposed to add one ounce per litre of transmission fluid. My transmission is 9.5 litres total (not drain and fill amount) so I added the entire bottle.
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Maximum amount added should be 2 fl oz. per quart of ATF. Minimum 1 fluid oz per quart of ATF.Figure out how many quarts of ATF your transmission holds by reading the owners manual and add 1 fl oz per quart or 1 bottle. Typically I add 1 bottle, which is 10 fl oz, and go from there.
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Im not following what you mean. What I received was everything needed to bleed the brakes other than having to supply my own brake fluid, and a small bottle to connect to each caliper to catch the old fluid coming out. I used a plastic pop bottle and ran a hose to the fitting. It came with a bottle to hold new fluid and a resivoir cap to supply the master cylinder with fluid. Once it was pumped to pressure, I went around to each caliper and bled into the pop bottle. I did check pressure on occasion, and had to re-pump for pressure I think twice. I looked on internet and people said for our car to set bottle at 20 psi so that's what I did. the bottle they send has a built in pressure guage. Im not following what you mean. What I received was everything needed to bleed the brakes other than having to supply my own brake fluid, and a small bottle to connect to each caliper to catch the old fluid coming out. I used a plastic pop bottle and ran a hose to the fitting. It came with a bottle to hold new fluid and a resivoir cap to supply the master cylinder with fluid. Once it was pumped to pressure, I went around to each caliper and bled into the pop bottle. I did check pressure on occasion, and had to re-pump for pressure I think twice. I looked on internet and people said for our... » Read More Im not following what you mean. What I received was everything needed to bleed the brakes other than having to supply my own brake fluid, and a small bottle to connect to each caliper to catch the old fluid coming out. I used a plastic pop bottle and ran a hose to the fitting. It came with a bottle to hold new fluid and a resivoir cap to supply the master cylinder with fluid. Once it was pumped to pressure, I went around to each caliper and bled into the pop bottle. I did check pressure on occasion, and had to re-pump for pressure I think twice. I looked on internet and people said for our car to set bottle at 20 psi so that's what I did. the bottle they send has a built in pressure guage. « Show Less
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Transmission oil is different than automatic transmission fluid. Do not interchange them. If your vehicle calls for 75w90 oil stay with it.
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Yes you can. Do yourself a BIG favor first. Make sure your fluid id clean. Do at least one "drain and fill" of your transmission's pan so you can see its color. Get the fluid to a clean state if it's dirty (black or brown). Make sure to use the correct fluid type for your vehicle. There are no miracle products so do not just buy it and dump it in. You want the fluid to be clean. Your 2012 might even have fluid which is near clear red. That would be ideal. Cheers
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hey dave, i added one 32 oz bottle on my last oil change, i will be adding another on my next oil change. this is what is recommended if the first does not completely stop the leaks. my first treatment has helped alot, reducing the leaks to just a small amount. i am hopeful the 2nd treatment will stop it completely. to your question, use one qt of lucas to 4 qts of oil. hope this is helpful and hope it works for you.
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No, you need to order that separate. I recommend counting the number of bolts on your transmission and checking against the gasket you order. I received a manual trans gasket and had to rush down to an auto parts store to get the right one.
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My transmission is sealed. I bought some but haven't figured out how to check it or add to it.
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I added about 1/2 bottle to my Eldorado tranny and it seems much smoother and quieter.It also stopped a small seal leak.Only used 1/2 because it is fairly thickMy opinion is there is nothing in it that would hurt.
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No the bottle you see is it. You fill the bottle with brake fluid (it is fairly large. Then attach the bottle to the reservoir using the adaptor, pressurize the bottle and then open your brake lines one by one to bleed. the supply of fluid comes from the bottle.
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Nope, but why would you want to?? This should be added every few thousand miles or so to your gas tank and "immediate need" is not required. I place a mileage sticker on my gas filler cover so I know when to add it next, just as a reminder and keep the bottle in my garage.
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Mine came with a small container of oil. Seems odd to ship something with fluids in it.
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When using this in the car, the best solution we found is keep a cup or similar plastic container with a lid to pour the excess into. Any attempt to unscrew and pour the excess back into the bottle is not likely to end well.
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2 Oz. per quart, and you do not have to add it each oil change. I do it every two oil changes and I can't talk for anyone else but it made a difference in both my motor and especially in my transmission. a 32 Oz. bottle is good for 3 oil changes when you put this in and you can wait for the 3rd oil change to use it, I just like every 2 times for myself. Good Luck!
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Should be the right fluid.. I'm not sure on how much... Google should be able to tell ya tho
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Yes. I'm currently using this in my 2002 Ford Taurus.If you are having transmission issues this might help. However, this is not a miracle in a bottle. Something very close to it, but not a miracle. If you are already having transmission issues. I would reccommend that you do a coolant line ATF change with a Mercon V rated fluid or and add one fl oz of Lubegard Red to that for every quart in your transmission, and if that does not work double the dosage to 2 fluid oz per quart. Also, if you have not dropped the transmission pan and cleaned it out, that is a great starting point also.
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Hi,I changed to same car as you. It runs perfect. I dont know exactly how many, but I guess 5-6 bottles. On youtube is perfect video how to change it. Till this days run great.
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If your trans level is a little low just add it. If you have a good easy way to draw out the amount this bottle holds and worry about over filling your trans then do it. Most can handle a little over full.