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Old 09-11-2006, 10:10 PM
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Default Re: Transmission fluid?

I would suggest a complete flush if the oil is burnt. I suspect your tranny may be running on the high side at some periods.

If you can spare the coin, try the PML tranny pan for added cooling due to it being aluminum and holding more fluid. www.trailduty.com has them in stock.

Since your '03 requires DIII ATF you could also try Syn ATF, or just upgrade to the new GM D6 (Dexron VI) ATF.


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looking for input on recommended tranny fluid to use, and if the filter is only available from gm or are there optional filters available on the market that are recommended. I understand that some members have noticed a differance in the performance of the transmission once performing the service. I have 45k on my 2003 h2, I checked the fluid and i believe it smells a bit on the burnt side.
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