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I have a '74 914 and the transmission is a little leaky and need to change the fluid, the book says to use straight 90w oil but I am having a really tough time finding it so I was wondering if there was a newer substitute that I could use. This is my first 914 and I am struggling a little bit and could use some help thanks
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scott_in_nh |
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I had shifting that was about the same as the OP's.
So I drained the swepco and put in Valvolene 80w-90. I only had time for about a 10 mile drive, but it seems that 3rd-5th shifts are about the same, 2nd is smoother and grind free so far and 1st slides in much easier. I'll report again after a longer drive or after some stop and go driving in traffic. |
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