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1987 manual trans fluid?

as soon as the warmer weather comes my way i'm going to drain my tranny fluid. its a stock t-5 rebuilt about 2 years ago and i wanna get Royal Purple Synchromesh Manual Transmission Fluid 10W. i was just wondering if that would be good to change to, or is there something better for the t-5? thanks.
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Re: 1987 manual trans fluid?

any sugestions?
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Re: 1987 manual trans fluid?

I've heard GM Synchromesh is good to use. I'm actually wondering the same thing for my new WC T5, me being new to this whole manual tranny thing after having autos for so many years.
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Re: 1987 manual trans fluid?

a mechanic told me only to use sythentic automatic transmissions fluid its worked good so far
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Re: 1987 manual trans fluid?

well that doesn't sound right.
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Re: 1987 manual trans fluid?

in a t5 world class you are supposed to use automatic transmisson fluid instead of manual transmission gear oil because auto fluid makes the synchsizers work and last longer
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Re: Re: 1987 manual trans fluid?

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in a t5 world class you are supposed to use automatic transmisson fluid instead of manual transmission gear oil because auto fluid makes the synchsizers work and last longer
Do you have proof this statment is true? I have never heard that before, not to say you are wrong, because we all know the T5 is suppose to have Auto Trans Fluid, but I was never told why.
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Re: 1987 manual trans fluid?

i heard, use a few ounces of friction modifyer and mobil 1 atf, it works and will help old synchros bite a little better... as of now this is hearsay, i'm planning on trying it, i'll let ya know how it goes.
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