Supercharger oil

sorry about the dubble post, my comp. said it didnt work the first time.

Heres a page on how to change it. As for how often and what kind, you should contact your dealership for that information but the page does say to use GM supercharger oil.

http://www.thepontiacgtppage.com/m90oil.html

thanks, how much oil is supposed to be in it, i think mine is low, and it smells kinda funny.

You will need to purchase two 4 ounce bottles of GM supercharger oil. The resevoir holds 6 ounces (one bottle and a half). OH and use only GM supercharger oil. Fill the resevoir until the oil reaches the bottom of the threads.

Change the supercharger oil out annually whether you think it needs it or not. It always smells bad or rancid so that is normal.

The GM Part number is 12345982, List Price $6.92 per 4 oz. bottle or you can get it from ZZPerformance.

good thing i checked it because i had almost NO OIL at all in the resivor,o well all better now. I thing im gonna need a new coupler soon though my sc makes a kind of ticking sound at an idle. Thanks for the help guys!

good thing i checked it because i had almost NO OIL at all in the resivor,o well all better now. I thing im gonna need a new coupler soon though my sc makes a kind of ticking sound at an idle. Thanks for the help guys!

Doesn't sound good and I would not wait too long to replace the coupler with the improved one. A noisy coupler will make a ticking or rattling sound.

See tech procedure below for coupler replacement on an Eaton M90 Gen III blower.

http://www3.sympatico.ca/aepa/blowerinstall.html

Doesn't sound good and I would not wait too long to replace the coupler with the improved one. A noisy coupler will make a ticking or rattling sound.

See tech procedure below for coupler replacement on an Eaton M90 Gen III blower.

http://www3.sympatico.ca/aepa/blowerinstall.html



wow i thought it was a lot harder to change a coupler then that. lol i never did it on my old grand prix because i was scared id mess something up lol. so i sold it with a bad coupler i might just go buy a ZZP one before the stock one goes bad and just do it while i feel big headed lol

wow i thought it was a lot harder to change a coupler then that. lol i never did it on my old grand prix because i was scared id mess something up lol. so i sold it with a bad coupler i might just go buy a ZZP one before the stock one goes bad and just do it while i feel big headed lol

That is a good idea. Plus you can kill two birds with one stone since you'll need to replace the supercharger oil. My recommendation to anyone with a GTP is do the SC oil change annually. And check fluid level at least once a month.

Thanks again guys, im going to get a new coupler from ZZP. Will a bad coupler hurt performance, or is it a chance of busting and ruining something?

Thanks again guys, im going to get a new coupler from ZZP. Will a bad coupler hurt performance, or is it a chance of busting and ruining something?

It depends. Is it noisy? A bad coupler could hurt performance but it depends on how bad it is. I had a noisy coupler for about a month. Regardless, the newer style coupler is better and the supercharger will be more reliable. Good luck!

It depends. Is it noisy? A bad coupler could hurt performance but it depends on how bad it is. I had a noisy coupler for about a month. Regardless, the newer style coupler is better and the supercharger will be more reliable. Good luck!

my car doesnt whine when accelerating from 0 neither does the digital boost gauge work... but under sudden acceleration while im already going 60mph+, the supercharger springs to life boost gauge full and all. Can this be symptom of a bad coupler?

my car doesnt whine when accelerating from 0 neither does the digital boost gauge work... but under sudden acceleration while im already going 60mph+, the supercharger springs to life boost gauge full and all. Can this be symptom of a bad coupler?

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