Hot t-56
And also, when I jump on it, I smell something like burning oil. I'm letting the car cool down, so I can make sure I don't have any leaks (like the filler and drain plugs).
Has anyone else experienced this? It seems hotter since I changed the fluid from Dexron III to the synthetic.
Unless the trans was run on Synth since break in, you may end up doing
More harm than good doing a fluid switch. That'll be $0.02
i filled it until it started dribbling out of the inspection plug. I'm pretty darn sure I put the plug back in. But, if I didn't, that would explain the smell of burning fluid
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OP, if you never cruise around at pedestrian speeds, you're not blowing air through the car and over the drivetrain like normal. That, or check your cat(s).
I did find this:
http://www.carquestprofessionals.com...0%206.6.13.pdf
No mention of pre 5th gen Camaros or Corvettes at all. 5th gen Camaro T56 is recommended Synchromesh, Dex/Merc ATF and Maxlife ATF.
Another thing that has been mentioned in these forums is GM using Dexron III in the T-56 for production. Possibly for cost effectiveness during manufacture. More cost effective to be able to use one fluid, rather than using different fluids. I may switch to the Synchromesh anyhow, and see what happens.
I went to the dealer, and tried to ask the guy at the parts counter about it, and he had never heard of Tremec. Nice knowing what you sell. Should have asked to talk to a tech. I may put a call into Tremec or Borg Warner.....
99.9% I have the years correct.
same with some limited slip rear ends, like Eaton, which specifically say not to use synthetics (for diffrent reasons than a T56). If the manufacturer specifically says not to, I chose to follow their advice. YMMV






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