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Thanks for that info. I will look into that. I was thinking of running regular merk V for 5 to 10 k and then flushing and running the blend. Filling this trans is not cheap.
I've noticed Autozone pushes Lucas Oil like a drug dealer pushes drugs. An Autozone associate was really turning on the pressure to get me to buy some Lucas Oil fuel additive for the truck yesterday.
FWIW, I run Lucas oil in my Jeep's transfer case because it's not clocked level. It works awesome. Lucas oil travels up all those gears and keeps em wet. I haven't used it in anything else.
You don't want to use additives in our diesel's oil. The oil drives those injectors. Additives and injectors don't get along to well. I know, that is not a very technical answer but the oil does a good job on it's own of protecting our engines. Why add an unknown into the equation?
FWIW, I run Lucas oil in my Jeep's transfer case because it's not clocked level. It works awesome. Lucas oil travels up all those gears and keeps em wet. I haven't used it in anything else.
Lucas seems to climb and coat the gears real good,but I always wondered how well it lubes the shafts and bushings
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