B&M Trick Shift Fluid, good? bad?
been OK for them. Ask your converter vendor first and
take their advice. Also there are two types of B&M now,
the newer stuff says right on the bottle "not for 2000 or
newer transmissions".
I suspect you could turn up plenty more with a search
for "trick shift" in this forum.
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I belive what he is sayig is probably the truth. but are the clutches in ford transmissions differant to handle type f, or what?
differently to Type F than the newer ones. Especially when
you have torque converter clutches with "exotic" materials
(like the "carbon clutch" in my TCI) and have a slightly-
slipping-clutch system by design, you care a lot about how
the clutch and the ATF work together. Back when it was
all just wet organics and all you wanted was hard grab,
Type F was fine. But this ain't your father's Oldsmobile.
This is why I say forget what the B&M people think, and
forget what GM says if you're not running a GM converter,
you need the word from the people who know what the
TCC is made of and will do when you put the funky blue
stuff to it.
Howl like a raped coyote on light acceleration being the
wrong answer....



