GM syncromesh

[RyanM]

anybody else run it in the t5 and have it leak like a sive from the front seal

[orange88]

the gm trying to get away from the ford




i dont blame it

[RyanM]

the gm trying to get away from the ford




i dont blame it

no it just cant handle the power cause my shit runs

[SmithEvo]

oh snaps!

I've seen a few people run it... never seen it leak like that though

[Ford Fan]

Put a new seal in it. I ran it in my tremec but I didn't have any problems.

[sc0tty8]

Add some of that lucas shit to it, swell that seal up so it don't leak

[Stormwalker]

I put amsoil ATF in my newly rebuilt T-5, and I'm liking it so far. I've heard so many things back and forth about the synchromesh. I researched it and some people swear by it, others claim that it's not good for some parts in the transmission that are copper or something? Can't quite recall now, but this is the first I've heard about causing a seal to leak. I know that front seals on a T-5 are notorious to leak no matter what though.

[LX Sport]

i got it in my 3550....no leaks that im aware of.

Get a TKO damn it....

[VELOCITY]

I have it in my T-45, no leaks. I have heard mixed reviews about it and ANY synthetic ATF in a manual tranny. I don't have any problems though. I was toying with the idea of putting Redline ATF in mine, it's due for a change, I have just been to lazy to do it. The biggest issue with Manual trannies are people overfilling them and then they blow out a seal. I heard the level is supposed to be 1/4" to 1/2" below the check hole.

[orange88]

no it just cant handle the power cause my shit runs

yours might run but its broke like normal



oh yeah i got a new computer last night. all i have to do is pull the old woring and run the new stuff

[-D]

Im running it in my T5 with no problem...was advised to do so by Scott (Allstock93GT) when he rebuilt it....front seal has probably gone to shiat.

[darkdan]

Add some of that lucas shit to it, swell that seal up so it don't leak

http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/images/lucas/lucas.htm

Lucas heavy duty oil stablizier is basically nothing more than brightstock. It has a super high viscosity (about a 250 gear oil).

I do not recommend adding it to anything. Much less adding it something with the viscosity of about a 5w20.