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AlanH70 September 21st 04 09:34 PM

What is the best manual transmission oil to use?
 
What is the best transmission oil to use or does it make a difference. I am
talking about New England weather cold in the winter warm in the summer, or
does it make a difference?

Woodchuck September 21st 04 10:16 PM

What VW recommends is synthetic and I think it's 75/90

"AlanH70" > wrote in message
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> What is the best transmission oil to use or does it make a difference. I
> am
> talking about New England weather cold in the winter warm in the summer,
> or
> does it make a difference?




Joseph Meehan September 21st 04 10:55 PM

AlanH70 wrote:
> What is the best transmission oil to use or does it make a difference. I
> am
> talking about New England weather cold in the winter warm in the summer,
> or
> does it make a difference?


Well I suggest what VW recommends for your transmission.

We don't know if it is manual or automatic, in a 1969 Beetle or a 2004
Jetta.

--
Joseph E. Meehan

26 + 6 = 1 It's Irish Math




Kent September 22nd 04 12:40 AM

Depends on the car and tranny. I can tell you that I've always used Redline
MTL in my 020. Fairly pricey, but I've never had any complaints.

--
Kent
1987 VOW GATE 8V, original owner, 220,000+ miles

"AlanH70" > wrote in message
...
> What is the best transmission oil to use or does it make a difference. I

am
> talking about New England weather cold in the winter warm in the summer,

or
> does it make a difference?




Tony September 22nd 04 03:55 PM


"Kent" > wrote in message
...
> Depends on the car and tranny. I can tell you that I've always used

Redline
> MTL in my 020. Fairly pricey, but I've never had any complaints.
>

I second the motion. Have been using them for almost 20 years; this
synthetic oil is especially good in the winter, when the car is still cold.
I noticed it's good for the trans syncro. You will not find the oil in your
corner store but they have a web site and they're friendly on the phone.

http://www.redlineoil.com/products_gearlubricants.asp




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