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Transmission Additives: Savvy Maintenance or Potential Pitfall?

Tyler Spangler

Published on: 15/03/2025

The post discusses the use of transmission additives and the process of replacing transmission cooler lines in trucks. It highlights that while transmission additives can help reduce wear and tear, not all additives are effective, and caution must be taken in choosing reputable brands and following instructions. The DIY process of replacing transmission cooler lines is outlined, emphasizing safety measures and the importance of having the right tools and knowledge. It suggests seeking professional help if unsure about handling the task. Overall, the post aims to offer guidance to truck owners on maintaining their transmissions effectively and efficiently.

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Mastering Maintenance: How to Check Your Truck’s Transmission Fluid in 5 Easy Steps

Tyler Spangler

Published on: 04/12/2024

Luke from Truck Transmission Specialists explains the importance of regularly checking your truck's transmission fluid to avoid costly repairs. You'll need clean rags, gloves, and the appropriate transmission fluid. Begin by parking on a level surface, engaging the parking brake, and letting the engine run to warm up the fluid. Locate the dipstick, usually towards the rear of the engine bay, and check the fluid level and color, which should fall between the Add and Full marks and be bright red. If needed, add the recommended fluid carefully to avoid overfilling. For any uncertainties or further assistance, contact Truck Transmission Specialists.

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Transmission Additives: Savvy Maintenance or Potential Pitfall?

Tyler Spangler

Published on: 03/07/2024

The post discusses the use of transmission additives and the process of replacing transmission cooler lines in trucks. It highlights that while transmission additives can help reduce wear and tear, not all additives are effective, and caution must be taken in choosing reputable brands and following instructions. The DIY process of replacing transmission cooler lines is outlined, emphasizing safety measures and the importance of having the right tools and knowledge. It suggests seeking professional help if unsure about handling the task. Overall, the post aims to offer guidance to truck owners on maintaining their transmissions effectively and efficiently.

Truck Transmission SpecialistTTSTransmissionChevyFordGMCDodgeExpert adviceprofessional mechanicTruck enthusiastTransmission additives BeneficialRiskyWear and tear Vitamins for transmission Smooth running Snake oil Mechanic's touch Owner's manual Reputable brands Transmission cooler lines DIY or Pro SafetyParking brakeRemove and replace Tighten to spec Torque wrench Professional assistance

Mastering Maintenance: How to Check Your Truck’s Transmission Fluid in 5 Easy Steps

Tyler Spangler

Published on: 30/06/2024

Luke from Truck Transmission Specialists explains the importance of regularly checking your truck's transmission fluid to avoid costly repairs. You'll need clean rags, gloves, and the appropriate transmission fluid. Begin by parking on a level surface, engaging the parking brake, and letting the engine run to warm up the fluid. Locate the dipstick, usually towards the rear of the engine bay, and check the fluid level and color, which should fall between the Add and Full marks and be bright red. If needed, add the recommended fluid carefully to avoid overfilling. For any uncertainties or further assistance, contact Truck Transmission Specialists.

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