Seafoam Trans Tune
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Joined: Dec 2008
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From: Elk Rapids, MI
Yeah. Don't use it.
I once used it in my 2nd gen and shortly after the trans blew. My tranny guy told me that stuff is awful for a tranny.
Not sure why, as the stuff people put in the motor seams to be a good thing. But he said never put it in your trans.
I once used it in my 2nd gen and shortly after the trans blew. My tranny guy told me that stuff is awful for a tranny.
Not sure why, as the stuff people put in the motor seams to be a good thing. But he said never put it in your trans.
Champion
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 4,702
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From: N. Florida
I have no specific experience with Sea Foam's transmission tune produce, it's more likely the flush is what killed your transmission. Lots of discussion on the forums about flushes dislodging "stuff" and clogging passages and valves.
Your tranny guy saved himself $3K.
Your tranny guy saved himself $3K.
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Amateur
Joined: May 2010
Posts: 38
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From: Alberta Canada
Ok good to know. I was a little leery about it anyways. So i think ill just stick with the flush for now. and just use the seafoam for the engine because it does a great job there
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Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 2,032
Likes: 1
From: Elk Rapids, MI
I have no specific experience with Sea Foam's transmission tune produce, it's more likely the flush is what killed your transmission. Lots of discussion on the forums about flushes dislodging "stuff" and clogging passages and valves.
Your tranny guy saved himself $3K.
Your tranny guy saved himself $3K.
