Can I switch fluids?
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Can I switch fluids?
I am currently running Amsoil ATF Synthetic and I don't have any complaints, although sometimes it has to warm up during cold weather to work smoothly. I was thinking of switching to Pennzoil Synchromesh or even going OEM Dexron. Would it be ok to switch fluids from Amsoil? Or should I just stick to Amsoil? Thanks!
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I am currently running Amsoil ATF Synthetic and I don't have any complaints, although sometimes it has to warm up during cold weather to work smoothly. I was thinking of switching to Pennzoil Synchromesh or even going OEM Dexron. Would it be ok to switch fluids from Amsoil? Or should I just stick to Amsoil? Thanks!
So, IF you feel the thin, higher viscosiy index, Amsoil ATF takes a long time to warm up in cold weather, know that ANY readily available synchromesh fluids (whether synthetic OR mineral based) will take all that much longer.
HOW does it behave in the cold? Notchy? Grinding?