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Re: Hy Trans Fluid
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Posted by RickB. on November 23, 1999 at 14:39:19 from (205.231.25.169):
In Reply to: Hy Trans Fluid posted by John on November 22, 1999 at 21:13:37:
Now let's think about this. You recently purchased this C for probably near or over $1000. I'll guess that your hyd oil is getting past the pump seals into the oilpan if it is disappearing without showing an external leak. Unless you are very fortunate, this problem will cost several hundred dollars to fix long-term. Now how much are you going to save on the cheap oil? If its half the price of HyTran, you will save less than $10 on the amount it takes to fill the touch control unit.
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