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Re: Re: Re: automatic transmission fluid in diesel
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Posted by michael/ms on October 20, 2003 at 19:57:26 from (209.205.137.209):
In Reply to: Re: Re: automatic transmission fluid in diesel fue posted by OC Joe on October 20, 2003 at 14:03:43:
joe, the lucas product i used was a 5.25 oz bottle of the "injector cleaner" for diesel engines. i found it at a AUTOZONE... since then
over the weekend i went to an auto parts store
called O'RIELLY's and seen the same thing on the shelf in a much much bigger bottle for multiple
applications for the same price so i bought it..
i went in to see if they had slick 50 gear oil.
hope this helps. i went to the lucas iol website and saw it.. looks like it is case qty only from
mfg.
michael/ms seems there is more than one michael on the ytmag discussions so from now on i will be signing my posts as michael/ms
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