I have a 2006 Hyundai Sonata, and I want to flush out my transmission fluid, and replace it. I bought 6 quarts of transmission fluid, is this enough?
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I would check your 2006 Hyundai Sonata Owners Manual for the "Vehicle Specifications" LUBRICATION CHART. If you don't have the manual, you can use an internet search engine, for example Google, to search for "2006 Hyundai Sonata Owners Manual."
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If you are going to flush ALL the fluid out of the transmission maybe not. If its just drain whats in the pan and the filter, yes its enough
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If you are doing it yourself, you wont be able to extract ALL the fluid, almost half of it gets inside the torque converter, valve body etc. and when you remove the drain plug, you are just draining whtas in the pan. Measure the amount of fluid you take out and refill with that same amount. Doing a google search its a good idea to make yourself clear. Luck
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I have a2009 & the owners manual indicates 11.2 quarts but if you drain it yourself be careful because it may not completely empty unless you suck it out with a shop vac , so it will take less.
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From what I've been told by my Hyundai dealer, you should NEVER flush out the transmission fluid; only drain and refill. It has to do with the filter that they use. I would check with your local dealership before you do your first transmission fluid change.
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Local Honda dealership sells these for less than you can find online believe it or not. They will tell you the capacities. You won't be able to COMPLETELY change the fluid without dropping the entire tranny out of the vehicle. For my 2005 Civic Hybrid I remember it being 4-5 quarts.
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I wouldnt. It says you can use it in trannys, but I'd stick with the manufacurer fluid and additive recommended. Cvts sometimes NEED a certain level of friction to operate properly. Check with your Ford shop though, your specific cvt setup might work with it. Dose is 1oz per quart of tranny fluid.
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I would check the owners manual. I wouldn't want to steer you wrong on this. I used after market fluid in the transmission in my car and it caused it to hesitate and shutter.
1182004
HI, I used mobile 1 automatic transmission fluid, on my jag with the ZF 6 speed auto trans. It cured the harsh downshift problem and she shifts like new again.
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Based on the design of the pump and pick-up line, I believe it could drain a transmission. I have never tried to do it and most OEM's suggest you change your transmission filter when you change you fluid.
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As long as you bcan get the tip of the tubing into the transmission fluid it should work. Transmission fluid is no more viscous than oil and the pump will work.
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don't take any chances and research carefully what fluid your car needs. It is important to list what year your car was built and what transmission you have in your car. This Mobil 1 3309 fluid is directly compatible with Toyota T-IV (Aisin 5 speed gearbox).
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Like your other answers .I would drain the fluids and replace with fresh and use some Lucas fuel treatment. I have six cars and two trucks and I use Lucas products in all of them and they run great.
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The idea of using Mityvac is to avoid mess. Yes I used it for complete flush, replaced 3.8 qt of fluid four times within 100 miles, fluid is bright pink even after 800 miles and not a single drop on the floor. Have patience, this thing will do the trick. Alternatively you can disconnect fluid outgoing line to trans, start the car wait for 1/4 of your tranny fluid to be collected, stop the car, replace the fluid with new, repeat 4 times and you are done, but there may be spills and you don't require a MityVac, it just does your job easy and clean. Pick your choice.
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Hi Keith. A 2006 Nissan Titan does not have a CVT Engine and therefore you will not be needing this for your vehicle. Please take a look at your owners manual for the specific transmission fluid needed for your Titan.
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If it is same spec as required by Toyota, you may try to have this transmission fluid. I tried with my old 1997 Accord, the shift is much smoother now. Make sure the specification is match to you Manual. This fluid cover quite wide range of the spec. I hope if I can help. Thanks
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I think it's a 10 ounce bottle. You are supposed to add one ounce per litre of transmission fluid. My transmission is 9.5 litres total (not drain and fill amount) so I added the entire bottle.
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Theres a site bmpdesign.com where u can order the transmission fluid. They see them by the gallon you will need two. They have all bmw parts.
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1) check your owner's manual for the recommended lubricant. 2) check the Red Line site to see if their D4 is recommended substitute for item 1. Note: the other reply to your question suggests that Red Line 30704 D6 Automatic Transmission Fluid - 1 Quart might be what u need.
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If your 08 Altima has the CVT, this is the fluid for it. In my '11 Sentra, it took 6 qts. to do a drain and refill (pulled the plug in the transmission pan, let it drain then replaced the plug).
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"If it ain't broke, don't try to fix it" ... Nowhere in the automotive world does this phrase apply more than it does in pertaining to automatic transmission additives. If you're transmission is wearing out/slipping, then you have nothing to lose, but if it's working good, leave it alone. The only maintenance you should ever do is change the fluid and filter with the exact type recommended by the manufacturer. I've seen additives greatly improve a transmission, and just as often, I've seen them cause all kinds of problems.