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I change my transmission fluid about every 20,000 miles. It is a 92 Buick with the 4 speed transaxle automatic. It has 242,000 original miles on the engine and trans - all trouble free. It's been the best car I have ever owned.
In between trans fluid changes, the color remains a real clean pink with no odor; however, sometimes it foams a little (not much) and lately I see it is down a little bit, but I don't see any leaks.
Any thoughts on the periodic bubbles and the mysterious disappearance? Also, if I keep up this maintenance, how long have you seen these transmissions last?
I had a 94 Cutlass Supreme that was losing fluid, and I never did figure out where it was going. I even put cardboard under the car to check for drips, and nothing. The transmission ended up failing at 110k miles. I had it rebuilt and it failed again 25k miles later. If you have 242k on a 92 overdrive, then you are doing very good IMO! I have no idea about the foaming, sorry.
Just to clarify Deez Nuttz.Milky pink ATF has water mixed into it.Newspaper helps in telling what type of fluild is dripping under a car.Rather than brown cardboard.
I change my transmission fluid about every 20,000 miles. It is a 92 Buick with the 4 speed transaxle automatic. It has 242,000 original miles on the engine and trans - all trouble free. It's been the best car I have ever owned.
In between trans fluid changes, the color remains a real clean pink with no odor; however, sometimes it foams a little (not much) and lately I see it is down a little bit, but I don't see any leaks.
Any thoughts on the periodic bubbles and the mysterious disappearance? Also, if I keep up this maintenance, how long have you seen these transmissions last?
Thank you.
One possibility is that you can get air bubbles in your trans fluid if it is overfilled. Make sure you are checking it per manufacturers specs. and on level ground. Good luck to you.
HI
I have a opel corsa B, 1.2i 16V, 2000 edition ( automatic transmission ). I want to change the automatic transmission oil, but I don't know what type of oil to use for my opel corsa B. Who can give me an answer ?
Sounds like the Bubbles could be from a lack of fluid. If you say it seemed a bit low that could very easily be the problem. Be sure to use a good transition fluid, a good brand name.
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