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Transmission fluid
I have a 95 bmw.. Its a 325i. I was wondering what kind of synthetic fluid do I use for my transmission? Brand?
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Redline D4 ATF
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Thanks a lot
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Hey bro does your engine oil it s also synthetic. Do You know what kind of dangers be at some point when you be mixing the oils and ****.
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Ohhh good point... Does the engine oil have to be the same brand?
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Nope.
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Not sure if you mean mixing synthetic and dino or brands. I would not mix synthetic oil with conventional oil. Go either synthetic or conventional. I'm a big fan of Mobil 1 0W40 euro full synthetic.
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To tell you the truth It really dont matter which kind of oil you may use in your engine or transmisson the best bet it s to follow your regular oil intervlas
since the oil chemicals wear out overtime. |
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