July 26, 201016 yr #1 I'm looking at changing the gearbox oil in my FG manual, after about 40k - while it's a lot better to use now that it's been run in a bit, it's still fairly arkward when cold, to the point of graunching into 2nd fairly consistently. Anyone found an oil that's worked well for them? Apparently Transmax was the go with the T56, is that still applicable to the TR6060? Cheers.
July 26, 201016 yr #2 Yes, any DextronIII ATF fluid will work with the TR6060. Transmax Z is the most popular, but there are others like Penrite Sin etc etc
July 26, 201016 yr #3 I have been using this stuff for many years in all my cars. Super happy.http://www.nulon.com.au/products/Manual_Gearbox_and_Diff_Treatment/ Edited July 26, 201016 yr by f-wolf
July 26, 201016 yr #4 I used Penrite SIN. Was abit cheaper than Transmax Z and ive been happy with it. Although the box is a bit harsh for the first few changes in the morning. Might need a top up.
September 29, 201115 yr #5 The Penrite 75W/80 is recommended by penrite. I was speaking to a tranny specialist today and he told me that the SIN penrite was not the way to go. He also recommend the 75W/80 instead of the synthetic 70W/75, as he said that it will provide for smoother shifts, and was better for the syncros. Cheers
September 30, 201115 yr #7 They reckon dont use gear oil as it damages the blocking ring...However there is a Nulon product that is designed for the Tremec boxes that is gear oil.
October 15, 201115 yr #8 Just changed my TR6060 to Transmax Z. Very happy with the results. Went from notchy to smooth. Edited October 15, 201115 yr by 601Turbz
November 17, 201114 yr #9 Originally Dex III is the oil supplied with these transmissions. We have found that Transmax Z is the best oil for these transmissions. We have tried all the other oil on the market, and this was our conclusion.
November 17, 201114 yr #10 Originally Dex III is the oil supplied with these transmissions. We have found that Transmax Z is the best oil for these transmissions. We have tried all the other oil on the market, and this was our conclusion. Have you tried the penrite MGO 70?
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