Damn i'm sold on this product. I just put some in my transmission today and it made a world of difference for my shifting. Like Nite and Day! Just wanted to let you all know that.

 

Like I always say...

 

where can i find me some of that stuff and how many do i need??? 2 maybe??

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by wisjdmhonda &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">where can i find me some of that stuff and how many do i need??? 2 maybe??</TD></TR></TABLE>

Yes. Go to any GM dealership and ask for part # 12377916

 

Is this really better than the oem fluid?

 

friction modified

 

i tried it i like it had to change the clutch so i went back to OEM

 

There has been a recent huge thread about this do a quick search.

 

yah this stuff is the shizzle..

 

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Yes. Go to any GM dealership and ask for part # 12377916

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Or you can go to your Dodge dealer and get Part number 4874464 (Qty 2) and 4318060ab (Qty 1). The first number is the MTF and the second part number is the friction modifier. Pour in the friction mofifier first and follow with the MTF. Trust me its the same ****. The part numbers X-reference.

 

i did a search on google for gm synchromesh and found out from pennzoil that they manufacture all of the gm, quaker state, and texaco synchromesh oils, but i guess you can get it under the pennzoil name for half or more of the price if gm stuff. gm just ups the price cause its got gm on the bottle. going to go today to get some of the pennzoil stuff to put in and i guess well see.

 

Post were you get it please and what the bottle looks like. I want o use the stuff, but do not need to pay for a GM logo on the bottle.

 

Ive had better luck with Redline ATF/MTF.

 

Good stuff, the notchy shifting DSM trannies LOVE this stuff.

 

I have this in my tranny, like everyone else said its night and day in the proformence. I bought mine at Autozone it was $5 a bottle.

 

do you just bleed out all the tranny fluid then put this ish in? i must say i am a bit confused.

 

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Pinnzoil Syncromesh is the same produce as GM Syncromesh.

 

Thanks

 

it is a very good product!!

 

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have you ever changed your oil? same thing.

just it in your tranny.

 

What fluid were you using before you switched to Gm syncromesh and have you ever tried honda mtf?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Dimi &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I'm on Genuine Honda MTF...I don't like it. At high RPMs it does grind. Kinda notchy on normal shifts. Reverse is hard to get to, but that's just my worn bushings hopefully.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Like I said in another topic, I doubt any fluid will help the grinding at high rpm. Sounds more like an internal problem such as worn synchros. I doubt GM or any other "friction modified" fluid will help that.

Good luck with it though, and if it truly works for you then by all means post up your results.

 

it got rid of the problem for mine in my em1. however it was extremly minor. we will see how it holds up under pressure.

 

my friend had a tranny with slight grind and he put this in and so far there had been no grinds. Kinda pricey but well worth it

 

damn, i gotta try this gm syncrmesh stuff.