How to use Trans Tune in hydraulic fluid

Benefits

Helps fluid systems work smoother & last longer
Cleans sticky varnish from pressure valves & hydraulic pumps
Helps manage moisture in fluid
Safe for use in all petroleum-based hydraulic fluid
Does NOT harm gaskets & O-rings or swell seals

Directions

Add one pint (16 oz.) of TRANS TUNE for every 4 gallons of hydraulic fluid.
Use as a pre-flush cleaner or as a conditioner for the life of the fluid.
For pre-flush cleaning of old fluid, operate TRANS TUNE-treated hydraulic systems at least 30 minutes before draining.
Do NOT use in brake systems.

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 works in hydraulic fluid to clean sticky varnish from pressure valves and hydraulic pumps, and to help manage moisture in fluid. It’s safe for use in all types of petroleum-based hydraulic fluid and will not harm gaskets and O-rings or swell seals. Use as a conditioner or an excellent pre-flush cleaner!

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How to add TRANS TUNE to hydraulic fluid systems

Brian shows how and when to add TRANS TUNE to hydraulic fluid systems. Use as a pre-flush cleaner, a long-term fluid conditioner, or to quickly smooth out operational problems caused by varnish or moisture. For more than 20 years mechanics and equipment operators use TRANS TUNE as “First Aid” when it comes to treating Hydraulic, Auto Transmission, and Power Steering fluid systems. Safe for all compatible petroleum fluids – Conventional, Synthetic, or Mineral-Based.

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I have a ’92 F-150 with an E4OD, which is a physically large transmission. It shifts hard when shifting from park to reverse, or drive to reverse. How much Trans Tune should I put in it?

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Jim,

I recently ordered a bundle of your Sea Foam products – including a bottle of the Trans Tune.

Somehow, I mixed up the bottles and ended up adding the can of Trans Tune into the gas tank!
And right after, I added a bottle of Sea Foam SF-16 engine cleaner … while at 1/4 tank of gas.

Will the Trans Tune “burn up” safely in the engine? Or do I need to not drive and have the tank pumped?
Or if it’s not too dangerous, maybe I should fill the tank with gas to 100% to dilute it all?

I was hoping it would help cleanup the 150K of carbon build up in the engine, but am concerned the Trans Tune might cause damage?

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Hey Jim,

I accidently added about 4 oz of Trans Tune to my engine instead of my transmission. Will my engine be OK or do I need to replace the oil?

Thanks,
Larkin

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After buying a used marine transmission I found heavy buildup and water in the fluid. I drained all of the fluid and buildup that I can. Now I plan to refill with new transmission fluid and Trans Tune. What ratio of your product do you recommend using with the transmission fluid? The transmission is a 1986 model. The engine is a 12 horsepower two cylinder diesel. Top speed of the boat is about 5 mph. If you have any other suggestions I would like to hear them (for the engine as well).

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Can Trans Tune be used in Honda power steering systems since they require a unique power steering fluid compared to other major manufacturs?

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