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!
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HOW TO USE trans tune in automatic transmission fluid
RELATED QUESTIONS
Is Trans Tune compatible with Type-F transmission fluid in a John Deere lawn tractor?
Good question, David. Yes, Trans Tune is safe and effective in Type-F transmission fluid. Just follow the directions on the can.
Can I use Sea Foam Trans Tune to clean and flush in a power steering system (1987 F-150 351W AT 4X4)
Thanks for the question! Yes, Trans Tune works great as a cleaner and pre-flush in a power steering system. Just follow the directions on the can, and make sure to drive at least 30 miles with the Trans Tune in the power steering fluid so it has a chance to circulate and clean.
After you add Trans Tune to your automatic transmission reservoir fluid and drive it 30 miles do you leave the fluid in or do you drain it? I just had my transmission serviced with fluid changed and filter replaced but it is just stalling or slipping a little before if changes speed to accelerate so that’s why I want to try this Trans Tune to see if it helps or improves anything. My truck is a 2006 Silverado 1500 2wd 4.3 engine.
Can I use Trans Tune on power steering system but the color of the actual oil is green (Pentosin)?
Can I use Trans Tune in a 2007 Ford Explorer 4X4 5R55S transmission? Thanks
Jim D.TECH
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