Originally Posted By: shDK
We don't see damages caused by overfilling very often. Buy it happens i wouly say a couple of times a month. however to be on the safe side you should drain the bit of oil you overfilled.
What normally kills a AT is buildup of slutch from the cluches that goes to the oil. Therefore they usually die when people don't change oil like they should.
How come when I open up a Magnefine I see almost nothing in the media section? I would think the material from the clutches would go there. But again the few I have checked were mine and the transmissions had their ATF changed out on a regular basis.
Are you a fan of Magnefine?
We don't see damages caused by overfilling very often. Buy it happens i wouly say a couple of times a month. however to be on the safe side you should drain the bit of oil you overfilled.
What normally kills a AT is buildup of slutch from the cluches that goes to the oil. Therefore they usually die when people don't change oil like they should.
How come when I open up a Magnefine I see almost nothing in the media section? I would think the material from the clutches would go there. But again the few I have checked were mine and the transmissions had their ATF changed out on a regular basis.
Are you a fan of Magnefine?
