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Old 07-13-2006, 02:28 PM
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Re: Many Problems, I really need my 95 Z28 running, Please Read

Yeah, I have to say I agree with Formula, and I didn't think it was that harsh at all. It's so very true, if you take care of your car it will take care of you. Most cars nowadays as long as you keep their fluids full and change them when they are supposed to be changed the car will run damn near forever. Running a car super hot is going to mess stuff up, and running fluids too long is too.
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Re: Many Problems, I really need my 95 Z28 running, Please Read

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Oh and i also heard if you change your transmission fluid after it hasnt been changed in so long it can cause your transmission to go out. Is that true? Because mine def. needs changed. Thanks again everyone.
See post number 8 in "not a camaro or a chevy..but.." That goes over that one.

The reason why I say YOU may have a trans problem is different. See, ATF does not dissipate heat. And if you have an auto and got the motor up that hot, you boiled the radiator over, and unless you just so happen to have an external trans cooler, guess where your stock trans cooler is? In the boiling radiator.

Think of ATF as a beer on summer day, if it's hot, it's no good. :
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