HOW TO USE TRANS TUNE
IN AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FLUID
BENEFITS
TREATMENT RECOMMENDATIONS
directions
SUMMARY
Every petroleum fluid system is prone to erratic and rough performance caused by gum, varnish, and moisture. Trans Tune works fast to dissolve harmful deposits and control the moisture that impairs fluid systems.
Trans Tune will help restore shift quality by cleaning sticky varnish from valve bodies and shift solenoids. Trans Tune is compatible with all conventional and synthetic petroleum and mineral-based automatic transmission fluids.
Trans Tune only contains petroleum-based ingredients and will NOT harm your fluid systems. Help your transmission shift smoother and last longer!

HOW TO USE trans tune in automatic transmission fluid
RELATED QUESTIONS
Prior to changing my transmission oil and filter, can I add regular Sea Foam to my transmission fluid and drive it for 100 miles to clean it? My pan holds 7 quarts.
Good question, Charlie. Use Sea Foam Trans Tune for that – it’s made for transmission fluid systems and cleans fluid varnish, just like Sea Foam. You can find it at any auto parts store. Just follow the directions on the can (add the whole can to your transmission fluid reservoir and drive for 100 miles, just like you said).
Hope that helps and let me know if you have any other questions!
I have 2007 Rav 4 automatic. Will Trans Tune work in the transmission fluid?
I have a sticky transmission solenoid, in my 2005 Acura MDX. First is it compatible in my car, and second can I add the Trans Tune and leave it in forever or should I change the transmission fluid?
Thanks for the question, Andrew! Yes, Trans Tune can be added to the transmission fluid reservoir of your 2005 Acura MDX. Just follow the directions on the can. You can leave it in there for the life of the fluid (until your next regularly scheduled transmission fluid change).
Once I do a power steering flush, can I then leave a new bottle of Trans Tune in the system along with new fluid for my 2009 Buick Enclave CXL 4wd.?
Can Trans Tune be used on a 1999 Mercedes Benz e320?

Jim D.TECH
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