gearbox oil
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gearbox oil
Getting into 1st gear is becoming a mission.........i suppose this is due to fouled/ failing gearbox oil, if not what would it be?
Having a bit of a problem with this, how far back in a AE111 is the bolt/cap? to release the old oil, i assume its under the car but where exactly, do i need to take off the plastic sheet type thing on the undercarriage or have they conveniently left a hole there to do it
cheers for any help
Having a bit of a problem with this, how far back in a AE111 is the bolt/cap? to release the old oil, i assume its under the car but where exactly, do i need to take off the plastic sheet type thing on the undercarriage or have they conveniently left a hole there to do it
cheers for any help
Yes will will need to unbolt the gravel tray, not completely take it off but just enough so you can bend it back to access the gearbox.
As for draining and filling, look at this viewtopic.php?t=19371
Its the other post you started on the same subject
As for draining and filling, look at this viewtopic.php?t=19371
Its the other post you started on the same subject
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Re: gearbox oil
levin_it_large wrote:Getting into 1st gear is becoming a mission.........i suppose this is due to fouled/ failing gearbox oil, if not what would it be?
cheers for any help
I hate to tell you, but it sounds like your gear box is starting to fail.
Any way be carfull to what oil you put in as some oils will eat some materials you may have in the gear box. Go to toyota and ask them.
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yep, put autotrans oil is (dextron 3) with Proma g/box oil additive so your diff dont wear out.
work a charm for my beast, when i got it i wouldnt select 2nd or 3rd with out it going crunch if i reved it over 5000rpm.
had auto trans oil in for 20,000kms now and its still going hard!!
Now my clutch is gone
work a charm for my beast, when i got it i wouldnt select 2nd or 3rd with out it going crunch if i reved it over 5000rpm.
had auto trans oil in for 20,000kms now and its still going hard!!
Now my clutch is gone
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sadly my first gear got a bit of damage last monday.
being a front wheel drive, and the ice we had here in dunedin.... to slow down you need to slow the wheel speed, NOT lock them, via braking.
so down to second... then first.. but first gear crunched because i was going about 50kph?
(supid wheel speed), anyway, its the last time i drive my baby on ice.... NEVER AGAIN I SAY@
being a front wheel drive, and the ice we had here in dunedin.... to slow down you need to slow the wheel speed, NOT lock them, via braking.
so down to second... then first.. but first gear crunched because i was going about 50kph?
(supid wheel speed), anyway, its the last time i drive my baby on ice.... NEVER AGAIN I SAY@
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*a howel goes out in the distance in simpathy for all gear boxes*
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Yip redline is good but expensive.
Sorry man but im going to jack your thread...
What type of gearbox oil should I be using in my GTZ with LSD? Can I use a GL-5 oil (like Syntrax), or should I stick to a GL-4 (like VMX)?
I was in Repco the other day and they have Valvoline Synthetic 75W90 oil (GL-5) which was really cheap compared with the Castrol stuff, would this be ok to use?
Sorry man but im going to jack your thread...
What type of gearbox oil should I be using in my GTZ with LSD? Can I use a GL-5 oil (like Syntrax), or should I stick to a GL-4 (like VMX)?
I was in Repco the other day and they have Valvoline Synthetic 75W90 oil (GL-5) which was really cheap compared with the Castrol stuff, would this be ok to use?
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2013 Ford Focus ST
2013 Ford Focus ST
Getting into 1st gear is becoming a mission.........i suppose this is due to fouled/ failing gearbox oil, if not what would it be?
Having a bit of a problem with this, how far back in a AE111 is the bolt/cap? to release the old oil, i assume its under the car but where exactly, do i need to take off the plastic sheet type thing on the undercarriage or have they conveniently left a hole there to do it
cheers for any help
sounds like the clutch isn't releasing properly to me

