I changed the redline oil in my trans.
I had this issue with my trans as well...don't remember what the PO said he had put in it but it felt really notchy even when warmed up. Now running Mitsubishi Diaqueen in it and it's like buttah.
The color of the oil doesn't really tell you much of anything.
However, RL sucks, AMSoil MTG is the way to go. Blackstone told me that two season of track time (~25-30 hours per season) didn't require a change and I should keep going. I had a slightly sticky synchro in 5th, the change seems to have fixed it. Savington and I sustain 300*f+ trans oil temps.
However, RL sucks, AMSoil MTG is the way to go. Blackstone told me that two season of track time (~25-30 hours per season) didn't require a change and I should keep going. I had a slightly sticky synchro in 5th, the change seems to have fixed it. Savington and I sustain 300*f+ trans oil temps.
Should I'll be fine using it or should I bring it back and get something else?
My experiance is it provided no added durability for the transmission got real hot and shifted poorly hot or cold.
Amsoil MTG seems to be better in every measurable way for mazda 5 or 6 speed.
Bob
at first the amsoil did not seem any better, after some street miles and a session on the track, the car seems to shift fine now. I guess the oil had to get hot and mesh with the gears or something. it may not be 100% perfect but so far it seems much better and no longer something I consider a problem
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