yaycandy
Aerospace Engineer
still gotta switch too yellow coolant before winter also
Hey dood. stay away from Yellow coolant dood. Run what your manual says, the orange. Pay the extra for it.
Brake pads are EBC Yellow Stuff
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still gotta switch too yellow coolant before winter also
Yep, there is a reason I run Castrol Edge in the gold bottle.
Also it looks like I will be swapping in 4 quarts or ULV into my trans next fluid swap as well.
So this is my first hearing about your discussion with Raybestos and issues with the friction plates. When did this happen? What lead to this discussion with them? What were the points of discussion? Did you post this already and I missed it? I've had extensive conversations with them as well and haven't heard any of this.Shouldnt run a lower viscosity oil in an automatic transmission. To someone who dosnt know how they work they would think thinner is better yea. No there are small spots in that transmission that create the pressure it needs from the viscosity alone such as the valve body. Lowering the viscosity to the valve body which controls the fluid to the torque converter will make it not lock when it needs to because of pressure.
You need to run what the transmission was designed and developed for, you want to run something different than crack her open and redesign it for something different. Im sure shoblock can tell you all about it as ive used him a good bit for very detailed info. Same reason our engines are to only run 5w30 and nothing different, coming from shoblock.
6F55 is a crappy transmission after talks with Raybesto they agree. They have internal issues with testing on the friction clutch packs. I hope they become something one day but probably not. These transmissions aint getting any younger
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Right after contacting you awhile back as i have a new 6f55 unit ready to install and would like to do work to it before installing. Found their contact email on their site and simply asked when i can expect to buySo this is my first hearing about your discussion with Raybestos and issues with the friction plates. When did this happen? What lead to this discussion with them? What were the points of discussion? Did you post this already and I missed it? I've had extensive conversations with them as well and haven't heard any of this.
MYep, there is a reason I run Castrol Edge in the gold bottle.
Also it looks like I will be swapping in 4 quarts or ULV into my trans next fluid swap as well.
I did just to be safe, she holds a total of 12, and not to thin it out to much I figured 4 qts being 33% of capacity, I wouldn't be overdoing it. And I can't remember but there is a line that is notorious for coming off in tranny under high load. And after 6 months tranny is behaving just fine. I still will have dealer do a whole flush every 20,000. My interceptor has 165,000 now on original tranny, and I contribute that to constant fluid changes. And i treat that car with abuse. Original ptu too just seals replaced. It gets new oil every 10,000.Curious as to why everyone is picking 4 quarts, why not whatever comes out, goes back in with ULV?
Where is good place to get or order Ebc pads and rotors or what rotor should I get with the ebc greens also?Hey dood. stay away from Yellow coolant dood. Run what your manual says, the orange. Pay the extra for it.
Brake pads are EBC Yellow Stuff
Why would you run Greens? They are for lighter vehicles. These are 4500lb+ when your in it.Where is good place to get or order Ebc pads and rotors or what rotor should I get with the ebc greens also?
Yellow? Red?Why would you run Greens? They are for lighter vehicles. These are 4500lb+ when your in it.
Yellow is what you would want from ebc. Honestly, if you’re worried about stopping power, the motorcraft semi metallic pads are pretty damn good. I’m not sure what the deal is with the PP pads, because when I ordered them last Ford sent me an email saying they’ve been superseded with the blue backed severe duty, or whatever, pads.Yellow? Red?
ams oilI really like and oil products allot can I use there brake fluid?
Yeah for sure, I use it. The dominator brake fluid is still dot 4, so it’s compatible, just has higher boiling points to help prevent brake fade and vapor lock. As far as pad and rotor size between pp and non-Pp, there is no difference.Amsoil *
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Where is the best place to get parts for best price
www.fortheworkshop.com