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Old 09-10-2011, 06:34 PM
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How much does 3rd and 4th pressure switches go for anyways?
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~ $80 for both....(thats how much I paid for em)....
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what are they called? or specific link?
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Originally Posted by av2600
what are they called? or specific link?
A-110: DIY Guide to replacing 3rd & 4th gear pressure switch for 3G TL (2004-2006) (click here)
Very interesting conversation with my transmission builder on the TL (click here)
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Is this a good fluid I can run for the life of my car? Meaning is this oil good to use 24/7 365? Or is this a fluid you add when you tranny starts to go down hill? Also the 1x3 things do you mean you do 3 drain and fills and by the end all the tranny fluid should be redline? P.s. My car has 18k on a 08 base.
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HondaCrx2,

Redline is fine for 24/7 use.

Read the 2 threads Inaccurate provided and it should answer all your questions. Also pay attention to the pressure switches portion.

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And another good ATF thread goes down the toilet. Same old shit.
Old 09-12-2011, 08:31 AM
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I plan on going with Type F when I do my next 3 x 3 at 100K, changed switches and did a 3x3 with oem fluid at 50K.
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Hey Guys,

I'm about 60K miles on my 07 TL-S.

I'm planning to have tranny fluid change, Redline Racing ATF, per IHC's post.

I was wondering how many quarts do I need for every flush?

And what about the pressure switch? Do I need to replace them?

If so, where can I buy those? How many do I need?

Thanks!
Old 09-13-2011, 08:18 PM
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<----- is placing his order for Redline Racing Type F.....right now. I have changed my sensors and had my dealer do a flush of new Z1 a couple months back. Time for the 3x3 this weekend, along with a new tranny filter, toe bolts, and a new oil drain plug.

FYI parts numbers, incase you need one, are

Oil Plug - 90009 PY3-000
Tranny Filter ( external) - 25450-RAY-003
Toe Bolts (alignment) - 25611-SEP-A04
Old 09-13-2011, 09:06 PM
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Completed my 2x3 this past Sunday and its fantastic. Shifts are fast and smooth. If you haven't done this yet or are planning to make sure to go with Redline Type-F. Car has 111,000 miles on it and it seems to have a whole new life now. Big thanks to IHC and Swoosh for the right ups about this!
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Completed another drain/fill this past saturday so now I'm at the 2x3 stage. WOW what a difference another change made!! You can certainly tell the faster shifts of the type-F fluid. I am so glad I discovered this while my car still has decently low miles (54,000).

Going to do my last change this saturday along with the rv6 v3 j-pipe
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Completed my 1st drain/fill today, and noticed how smooth Redline Racing Type F is on my TL-S...

Now, I wonder when should I do my second drain/fill?

What about the pressure switch?
Old 09-15-2011, 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted by georgegiorgio
Completed my 1st drain/fill today, and noticed how smooth Redline Racing Type F is on my TL-S...

Now, I wonder when should I do my second drain/fill?

What about the pressure switch?
I waited a 1000 miles to change my fluid that way I knew my next drain would be a good mix of the old and new fluids. I drive about a 1000 miles a week so my 3x3 will be completed this Sunday. I did my switches with the first drain and fill but I've seen people suggest it on the first 1x3 or after the the last 3x3 just to see if the switches made a difference. Don't think there is a wrong way or time to do them as long as they get done.
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This stuff just for auto?!
Is the Friction Modified GM stuff still the best for us MT'ers?!?!?
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Originally Posted by Gryphen
Completed my 2x3 this past Sunday and its fantastic. Shifts are fast and smooth. If you haven't done this yet or are planning to make sure to go with Redline Type-F. Car has 111,000 miles on it and it seems to have a whole new life now. Big thanks to IHC and Swoosh for the right ups about this!
Glad it's working for you. Let's not forget the original pioneer of this fluid, Inaccurate.
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This stuff just for auto?!
Is the Friction Modified GM stuff still the best for us MT'ers?!?!?
Yep. Ironically, the GM FM fluid likely has less FM just like the Type F fluid for the auto does.
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^^^ you beat me to it IHC...LOL
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i use maxlife dex/merc and added a bottle of platinum lubegard http://lubegard.com/~/C-113/LUBEGARD+Platinum+Universal+ATF+Protectant and now it drives like a champ, it enhanced the shifts. never dissappointing. becareful of the redline atf Ive read horror stories about it on acura/honda trans. btw i use about 3 qts in my 07 type S, how much r you using?

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Originally Posted by kingkong_dav
i use maxlife dex/merc and added a bottle of platinum lubegard http://lubegard.com/~/C-113/LUBEGARD+Platinum+Universal+ATF+Protectant and now it drives like a champ, it enhanced the shifts. never dissappointing. becareful of the redline atf Ive read horror stories about it on acura/honda trans. btw i use about 3 qts in my 07 type S, how much r you using?
Troll.

Running Maxlife DexIII by itself is a much better idea than adding the bottle of FM to bring it back to Z1 levels. You started off good then paid extra money to screw it up.
Old 09-16-2011, 12:03 AM
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hahaha your funny. explain to me since i put the lubegard in it start shifting better and pulls stronger. hahahaha
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Originally Posted by kingkong_dav
hahaha your funny. explain to me since i put the lubegard in it start shifting better and pulls stronger. hahahaha
Placebo at best.

Even on lubegards site it states:
"Enhances DEXRON® III, VI/MERCON® , V ATF to perform like a highly friction modified ATF, such as:
– Honda® Genuine ATF
– Toyota® Type T/TII/TIV
– Mopar® ATF + 3® (7176)
– Mopar® ATF +4® (9602)
– And all other highly friction modified ATF's"
This stuff is a friction modifier additive. The point of changing the ATF fluid is to remove the heavily friction modified fluids that cause issues with transmissions going bad. By you adding that garbage into your system you might have as well just gone back to filling it with Z-1.

Seriously people don't listen to this clown.
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read the chart on the site. it is a trans tempurate fluid protectant. it further enhances ATZ1. if your using off brand dex 3 then added a friction mod is the way to go. that is what i did, i never said i used ATZ1 but i know it better than REDLINE and i read HORROR stories about redline overheating trans, and misshifting trans. hahaha
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The so called overheating protection is only one of the things is supposedly does the other is reduces friction & wear on metal parts and internal components. Again like I said its a friction modifier additive. If your gonna add this stuff you might as well use OEM fluids. Again I will point out the fact that changing the ATF fluid is to reduce or remove the friction modifiers that deteriorate the transmission.

I highly doubt its better then Redline. Redline has been tested and proved by so many AZ members. I've only seen a handful of these so called "horror" stories and those same people most likely already had trans issues to start with.

Seriously dude troll some other forums with your nonsense.
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tell me who in the world will use redline ATF type F (RACING) for everyday driving EH? like i said "HORROR STORIES". My solution for the perfect trans ATF replacement is DEX 3 with LUBEGARD PLAT. plain and simple, it brings it up to OEM ATZ1 LEVELS with extra protection.
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Just because it is a "racing fluid" doesn't mean it can't be used for everyday use. My RX-7 has many "racing" parts, fluids, and modifications and it can used for everyday driving.

That's wonderful you recommend that, now take your lubriderm nonsense to another forum or make a new post. This is about Redline Type-F.
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"redline type FCKD" hahaha
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Originally Posted by kingkong_dav
"redline type FCKD" hahaha
Mods please ban this guy.

Did you you throw in the shamwow too?

Troll. No facts, no knowledge, and no clue.
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Originally Posted by kingkong_dav
"redline type FCKD" hahaha
Who let you out of your cage? Jesus.
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This thread just got destroyed by that troll. Please anyone reading this, do not be concerned by what he says. Many on this forum use Redline Racing ATF for everyday driving (I have for 20,000 miles) and have seen much better every day shifting and less wear on their transmissions. I hope we can close this thread before it gets any worse.
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Originally Posted by jhumbo
This thread just got destroyed by that troll. Please anyone reading this, do not be concerned by what he says. Many on this forum use Redline Racing ATF for everyday driving (I have for 20,000 miles) and have seen much better every day shifting and less wear on their transmissions. I hope we can close this thread before it gets any worse.
This. Bet troll kid is an emo that is mad at the world.

I did my first 1x3 in my 45k 04 about 200 miles ago, and have seen nothing but improvement. Giving it a little longer, then doing 2x3 and the pressure switches. For the record I had no problems with the transmission, this is more of preventive maintenance and my being anal over my TL.
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Originally Posted by kingkong_dav
tell me who in the world will use redline ATF type F (RACING) for everyday driving EH? like i said "HORROR STORIES". My solution for the perfect trans ATF replacement is DEX 3 with LUBEGARD PLAT. plain and simple, it brings it up to OEM ATZ1 LEVELS with extra protection.
The majority of Acurazine uses it.

Show me one horror story and I'll produce 10 horror stories on Z1 and 10 successes on Type F.

Your solution puts you right back at Z1 but more expensive. You still end up with a dino oil that relies on an additive to give it high temp protection which will still never match the high temp protection of a synthetic oil in the first place. Hell, you might as well take a dino engine oil and condition it into ATF. It's not that much different than what you're doing.

You don't WANT OEM FM levels.

No one can possibly be this retarded. I'm done feeding the troll. And before you take off with me calling you a name, I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt that you're not retarded and you're doing this on purpose, aka troll.
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^^^ Mods can we do something about this dude ?

he is ruining great threads...

dude King-dinga-ling....STFU man...stop trolling....your just gonna get banned...by saying all this your just making the inevitable come get u quicker....
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ok i will stop but never ever say im wrong or dont listen to me juss because of my opinion. bye
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^^^ this website is to learn dude....some people are edgy and you need to post what you have and listen and learn and not make things personal....and only people who listen more, learn more...
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Originally Posted by kingkong_dav
ok i will stop but never ever say im wrong or dont listen to me juss because of my opinion. bye
I have no problem having a civil discussion with you even if we disagree. We're all here to learn. Just take a step back and read all of the info on here and you'll see where this idea originated from, the testing that has been done, and the reason why so many use it now. If you still disagree, that's fine but right now you're saying all of this stuff without any knowledge of why we're doing what we're doing.
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So I have read this whole thread and the other one recommend to me. But yet to see my 2 questions directly answered. Can you run straight type f? In the other thread they said it could cause shuddering of some sort is this not correct? Also what's the most miles people have put on this oil? It really does cut down on wear and prolong tranny life? I understand it has no frition additive's so there is in therory less wear. I only have 19k on my car and plan to run this for the next 6 yrs till I sell it.

Cliff: I just want a direct answer please.
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Originally Posted by Hondacrx2
So I have read this whole thread and the other one recommend to me. But yet to see my 2 questions directly answered. Can you run straight type f? In the other thread they said it could cause shuddering of some sort is this not correct? Also what's the most miles people have put on this oil? It really does cut down on wear and prolong tranny life? I understand it has no frition additive's so there is in therory less wear. I only have 19k on my car and plan to run this for the next 6 yrs till I sell it.

Cliff: I just want a direct answer please.
It's all in the ATF thread. Everyone runs straight type F.


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