e4od
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You want to to run between about 150 to maybe 200 or so. Over 240 the charts say you loose about half the life for every something like 20 degrees.
You don't want to be too full on atf. It will form bubbles which don't lubricate well. Usually if you are too full it will come out the vent or the dip tube and make a mess doing it.
You want to be between hashmarks and follow the instructions on measuring exactly. Time, temperature and shift sequence can drastically affect your measurements. Half a quart over is usually OK.
If you see lots of bubbles high up on the dipstick, then you are aerating and too full.
Good Luck,
Jim Henderson
You don't want to be too full on atf. It will form bubbles which don't lubricate well. Usually if you are too full it will come out the vent or the dip tube and make a mess doing it.
You want to be between hashmarks and follow the instructions on measuring exactly. Time, temperature and shift sequence can drastically affect your measurements. Half a quart over is usually OK.
If you see lots of bubbles high up on the dipstick, then you are aerating and too full.
Good Luck,
Jim Henderson
