Alex Gearhart 
No, you should not leave the car running when adding transmission fluid. It is important to park in a level area and wait for the engine to cool down before opening the hood or checking any fluids. This will help prevent any chemical reactions or burns from hot fluid splashing out of the reservoir. Turn … Read more
High-Capacity Fluid (HCF-2) is a transmission fluid used in many Honda vehicles. It is designed to provide improved lubrication and cooling properties, along with enhanced durability compared to conventional automatic transmission fluids. HCF-2 has a lower viscosity than traditional ATFs, which helps improve fuel economy and shift performance for smoother shifting and acceleration. Additionally, the … Read more
Dodge transmission cooler line fittings are components used to connect the hoses that transport fluid from your vehicle’s radiator to the automatic transmission. The fitting is made of metal and seals against leaks. It is important to make sure that these fittings are properly installed in order for them to work correctly, as any leak … Read more
No, you should not add transmission fluid while the car is running. This can be dangerous as it increases the risk of spilling or splashing hot fluid on yourself and your engine. To properly refill transmission fluid, first turn off the car and wait until it has cooled down completely. Then pop open the hood, … Read more
Mercon LV is a type of automatic transmission fluid (ATF) that is specifically designed for use in Ford vehicles. If you’re looking for an equivalent or alternative to Mercon LV, it’s essential to ensure that the alternative meets the specifications and requirements of your vehicle’s transmission. Using the wrong type of ATF can lead to … Read more
Transmission fluid change and flush are two different maintenance services for a vehicle’s transmission. A transmission fluid change involves draining the existing fluid, replacing it with new clean certified ATF (Automatic Transmission Fluid) recommended by the car manufacturer, and refilling to its capacity. A transmission flush is more in depth as it requires attaching a … Read more
Clogged transmission cooler line symptoms can include increased fluid temperature, delayed shifts, slipping gears, and rough shifting. If the issue is not addressed quickly it could lead to further damage and a complete breakdown of the system. Other signs that may indicate clogged cooler lines include an illuminated check engine light, transmission leaking or low … Read more
To fix burnt transmission fluid, the first step is to drain the old fluid from the system and replace it with new clean fluid. Be sure to use a good quality brand of transmission fluid that meets your vehicle’s specifications. Next, inspect all hoses and fittings for signs of wear or damage and replace them … Read more
Tru-Cool Transmission Cooler is a lightweight and cost-effective transmission cooler from Derale Performance. It helps to keep the temperature of your vehicle’s automatic transmission at optimal levels, preventing overheating and potential damage. It features an all-aluminum construction with internal turbulators that provide maximum heat transfer efficiency, while its patented bypass valve maintains cooler temperatures even … Read more
When it comes to vehicle maintenance, we often overlook the unsung hero—transmission fluid. Yet, did you know that 30% of all transmission failures are due to incorrect or degraded fluid? Yes, you read that right. The fluid not only lubricates but also helps in cooling the transmission, making it a critical component in your vehicle’s … Read more