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
My transmission delays. Can I still use Trans Tune?
- If the cause of the shifting delay is buildup in the transmission, Trans Tune can help clean it up and restore smooth shifting. It’s an easy first thing to try.
- If the delay is caused by worn out parts or a mechanical problem, Trans Tune won’t fix it. However, if you try it and it doesn’t help, it does serve to rule out a buildup problem and can be helpful in diagnostics.
- If the issue is severe, we recommend having the vehicle diagnosed by a reputable repair shop.
How long do you let Trans Tune stay mix with with your power steering fluid in your system?
Is Trans Tune safe to use in a 2013 Ford Fusion with an automatic transmission?
Can Trans Tune be added or used in a 2002 Honda Accord transmission ?
How do I know if I should leave the Trans Tune in for life versus change the fluid after letting it circulate for the recommended minimum of 30 miles? Why not just leave it in for the life of the fluid?
Good question, Ethan. If you’re planning to do a fluid system flush, that’s when we recommend running it for at least 30 miles. That way, the Trans Tune has a chance to circulate and clean before the fluid is flushed out and changed. The 30 miles is the minimum recommended mileage to give it a real chance to circulate and clean.
If you’re not planning to flush the fluid soon, you would leave it in there for the life of the fluid.

Jim D.TECH
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