12-09-2005, 07:18 PM
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Re: Re: Which is Best Manual Transmission Fluid ?
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Originally Posted by DOCTORBILL
Whilst in Schuck's this morning buying a Bosch O2 Sensor, I bought
three quarts of Valvoline Durablend SAE 80W-90 Gear Oil.
$6.00 per quart. "Synthetic Blend" - API services GL-5, MT-1
Now - everyone tell me I made a Bad Choice.....
It is a synthetic, not all that expensive, and a 'name brand.'
Now if the weather here in Spokane will abate for a while, I will
endeavor to change my gear oil.
DoctorBill
PS - when I bought this '93 Metro, someone had put a turned metal
gearshift knob on the shift lever. 'Bout froze my hand to it when it
got down to 6 °F !!!
So I went to a crafts store and bought a 4 inch wood ball, waxed it,
drilled it out and hotmelt glued it to the shift lever.
Works Fantastic! Fits my hand nicely, isn't as cold as a
witch's boob on Halloween, and looks 'neat!' Tubular! Knarlie!
Hey, Man! Bitchin'! .....shows how old I am!
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Good choice. I laugh at the speed racers who buy the speed stuff and own an econo-box. Even worse add all of the wings and ground effects that actually create drag and reduce the terminal speed of the car. Blumentopft!
Fer shizzle my nizzle.
Blake
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