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I just went to the dealership to get a few quarts of the rear end fluid specified for my 07 Sierra 1500 with locking rear end, and nearly dropped when told it was $35 a quart. Three quarts, plus tax, would be way over $100. Must I use the GM specified product, or can I use any quality 75-90W...

Originally Posted By: Drew99GT Originally Posted By: unDummy Are you sure they flushed it with DexronVI? Are you sure that you are checking the ATF correctly? If it was a full synth dexIII, sure. If not, buy a quart of DexronVI. $4 for supertech D6 won't kill your budget. Yes, they...

Originally Posted By: Mike_dup1 I changed all the ATF in my 2008 GMC at 1,000 miles. I left the oem filter in place per the recommendation of the trans shop pro's. I used Amsoil ATF and they did a manual purge, did not use any machine. I had them run 20 qts (5gals) thru to ensure complete change...

Some of you amaze me!!!! This guy returns the car in BETTER condition than when he got it, it's not even his responsibility to maintain it. And some of you think he should have taken the time to go buy a quart of oil (I suppose he should have researched the exact brand and viscosity so as not to...

Originally Posted By: stockrex Guys let's stay objective here. Q: is Wallys Dex VI a decent product A: Yes I myself apprehensive as it is only 3.xx per quart. I was looking at mobil 1 Dex VI, which is $7 a quart, but I will try the wallys for my first few drains to breakin my tfr case. I have...

I recently saw WalMart brand Dexron VI for $3.99 per quart, and was attracted by the low price, as all other Dexron VI I have seen elsewhere is $7 or $8 dollars. Any body have an idea as to who makes this product? Any other info on it? Since DexronVI is semi-synthetic, I figure it can't be too...

I have noticed a generalized dislike of M1 5-30 from many BITOG posters, but a generalized praise of M1 0-30 from many. Is there differences between these two oils other than the viscosity?