Lucas Transmission Fix repaired my automatic transmission - save overhaul money

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My Lincoln Town Car was not shifting right, it's really rough and slips going uphills. I tried a bottle of Lucas Transmission Fix, found out myself this worked surprisingly well. Best bang for the buck.
You can find Lucas Transmission Fix at Amazon (affiliate): amzn.to/2s0bGcm
Will it work in everybody's case? I don't know, but this product worked for me. This 24 fl. oz. bottle of Lucas Transmission Fix stops leaks and hard shifting, controls overheating, renews worn fluid. Stops slip. Cleans and lubricates sticking valves for proper shifting. Polymeric film renews worn bands to stop slipping. Controls overheating renews worn fluid. Completely stops most seal leaks. Lucas Transmission Fix will be ineffective if the transmission has broken internal parts or the bands are completely burned out. Renews worn transmission fluid. Add to existing transmission fluid with engine warm and idling or with fluid change. A second bottle may be necessary in larger or badly worn transmissions. Smaller transmissions (compact or sub-compact vehicles) use 12 oz.
Results are usually immediate.
*This is basically my review of the product. I am not affiliated with Lucas. I just wanted to share that it worked for me.

[@dragosalincseplo1713]

Guys just take out 700ml old transmission fluid and add this stuff. :) Will work trust me, save me £3000. I just changed the old ATF and filter, i put all bottle LTF in my transmission after that i put the new ATF and i get to the level and it works like new lol. i just was amazed, it really works.

[@fernandez9765]

But dies it work for all cars tho? I have a jetta mk 4 and I hear that vw transmissions are pretty sensitive or something

[@theewelder]

@@fernandez9765 works on all trannys

[@josephdelk708]

I just replaced about 4.75 liters of synthetic trans fluid and threw a bottle of the Lucas trans fix, as just preventative maintenance. Drives like a new car!!

[@n5yiz]

I had a transmission start slipping in my Buick Grand National about 5 years ago. I dumped a bottle in and, believe it or not, the transmission was "fixed". I would have never believed it, but it's still functioning flawlessly 5 years later.

[@coreywilson9754]

If it will work in a GN...should work for all these other bozomobiles...cheers bro

[@6ft3rogers60]

I’m sold on it my 97 Ford F-250 with 346,763 was having shifting issues and I put the Lucas transmission and saw immediate results I’m forever a Lucas customer

[@thegreatescape902]

johnny Macon we should combine both?

[@Arizona_rider]

I have a 4l80e that I had rebuilt. It started slipping after 2000 miles. Took it to the mechanic and he wants to charge labor and shop supplies on a warranty job. I said fuk that. Went to the store and bought this. It takes 250-500 miles for this to kick in. Once it kicks in, it’s super smooth, I didn’t even pull any transmission fluid out just let this go in. I was fed up with the whole thing. It’s been about 1000 miles and so far no problem

[@GreasyWop]

Hi Maynard

[@FireLord-bx8ie]

Is it still ok

[@BlazinStationn]

It will eventually explode but it works for the mean time

[@moparnation3144]

Do you have to drive around for to kick it in ? Also was yours not moving when you took your foot off the break and when you give it gas it pulls to go?

[@infinity3jif]

worked for our 1999 expedition, it was shuddering and slipping at 175,000 miles now i'm at 309,000 miles transmission still working fine

[@charleyh8340]

trigga ville did you keep changing your trans oil ?

[@Eddieking]

trigga ville 175,000 to 309,000? Lmao, sounds like complete bullshit! 😂

[@venom17a]

over 100,000 mls in justa yr? (how long if I'm wrong) 175k-309k

[@Lincolnator721]

@@venom17a who said that he did it in a year?

[@venom17a]

@@Lincolnator721 can't remember but thought i seen somewhere..

[@brettmyzer8303]

Worked great in my 04 Ram with 5.7 hemi with 245k miles. Towing a trailer across US overheating from trans slip. Put in a bottle and no more slip and better fuel mileage. Great product!

[@stevestone6936]

My 2000 Ford ranger tranny was slipping and shuddering bad. The transmission shop told me $ 2400.00. Instead I drained the old fluid and changed the filter, added Lucas. It did take about a hundred miles to break it in, but it runs perfect now. What a difference. This happen 1 year ago and counting.

[@garysmart1]

how many lucas did you put in???

[@usmanshahid7529]

I changed my burnt gear oil with new one. Now it slips n stucks much... Please tell me how much lucas quantity i should add in gear oil (toyota yaris 2012 model)

[@yvonnereilly5474]

It changed my life for the better with my 1998 Ford Explorer xlt V8 , which started slipping when I would accelerate. It shifted hard ,etc but now since I had the tranny fluid and filter changed , I bought this and had the mechanic add this and instantly when I pulled the car out of the service bay , NO MORE SLIPPING!

[@zavenmelikyan5829]

i have a automatic 1999 GT mustang 4.6 v8 and it shifts hard,it got looked at and transmission and engine is is still good,hopefully this helps itll be a blessing

[@oldnorthsider]

it could of been the filter

[@oldnorthsider]

@johnny Macon do you work for Walmart or Valvoline ?

[@camperpro482]

this is not a permanent fix.

[@laylow8648]

Worked for me. I would buy it again. Smooth shifting on an 03 Buick Regal with 238,000 miles. Next filter change I will add 1/2 of a bottle and the rest fluid.

[@floridashottest2538]

Jeffrey Finn is your car still alive

[@DaveNanan]

I added this to my 2006 Impala that was hard shifting at 130 000kms. Pour the Lucas into a glass and add some transmission fluid to make it flow better. This suff works great as long as your transmission isn't destroyed. I had to suck some transmission fluid out with a hose because it was too full. Car shifts much better now. Great product. ☺

[@dalehammond1704]

I used Lucas transmission fluid today and it fixed my 1998 Silverado. I also used the power steering fluid and it made my steering much smoother. Great stuff!

[@akinwings7738]

Did you drain it

[@ryanlucascarrasco]

My 2001 tacoma I noticed slipped abit at 304,000 miles Put this stuff works like a dream

[@jimmy4x4socal44]

Just tried it in my 2012 Silverado with the 4l60e with 175k miles on it and noticed an immediate difference, definitely shifts smoother. Not sure why I waited so long to try this stuff!

[@irbeast69]

2012 Silverados don’t have a 4l60e trans lmao. 🤡

[@jimmy4x4socal44]

@@irbeast69 you should know your facts before you open your mouth. The 4.8l came with a 4l60e in 2012. You’ve lost credibility with your lack of knowledge. I swear people get dummer every day!

[@projectema563]

@@irbeast69 where did you get that from? My 08 (same body style as a 2012) has a 4l60e almost all Silverado’s have those transmissions

[@elaineclementsfinn1872]

@@jimmy4x4socal44 you spelled dumber wrong.....just saying.

[@beefymcmanst1c]

This stuff works great! i have a 2009 charger sxt, the tranny was shifting harder than Mike Tyson throwing a punch and slipping more than an alcoholic in the middle of an ice ring. I only used 1/3 of the bottle because my car doesn't have a dipstick for the transmission fluid and I was afraid of flooding it, but anyways it shifts much better and responds better as well. Great product. YEAH SCIENCE!

[@diamonddog257]

I 'Z-MAX'd my top end , injectors and tranny .... my '04 RAM 4.7L runs like a different truck , like new ..... also royal purpled my rear Diff. .......HOW DOES THIS STUFF WORK WITH OTHER ADD'S..... STILL SLIPS AT 50 MPH.....ANYONE ???

[@sterlingwitherspoon5709]

dalton cerella lol

[@JoseGarcia-nx5od]

You put the all bottle

[@ryangreen6250]

dalton cerella i put lucas non slip tranny fix in my 2010 charger sxt with the 3.5 v6 and i think it helped but im wondering if it clogs up the tranny filter?

[@ToXiiCxGUNNER]

dalton cerella same and same exact car as well

[@trickrick9610]

this product worked great for my car. I have a 99 cougar and it would shift hard into 2nd gear but once I just added a bottle of this to my fluid it shifted nice and smooth.

[@hemisuperzee1287]

Despite what some people might think: Draining ALL of the trans fluid on an older trans that has NOT had normal changes (30-40,000 miles) can actually cause more problems with the high detergent ATF. Mistreated transmissions should only have a pan drain or less at first(not flush) and maybe filter change, then test drive....and then add Lucas if its still not operating great. Ive done this many times on beater cars and good ones...and I learned. DONT over fill it either. Extra can be sucked out the fill tube since tran pans usually dont have a drain. I normally suck one quart of tranny fluid out the fill tube every three engine oil changes as periodic / preventive maintenance on older high mile vehicles- gradual change is good for high mile transmissions. Ive had transmissions with shift issues that shops said it needs to be replaced (lol). By doing my above info, They lasted much longer, one Corolla 50,000 miles more (still worked, sold the cars). Why buy a rebuilt trans that cost more than a beater car??????

[@fattony123082]

I just put Lucas Transmission conditioner in my Ranger. After about 20 miles already feeling smoother.

[@stan.pchannel6556]

This thing saves me $300 I had a slipping transmission and it fixed it and clear the engine light

[@KimberlySmith14]

You mean it saved you $3000?

[@ablaylock4273]

Just used on a 2007 buick Lucerne. Had 100,000 miles on it. Would slip when taking off and shift hard to second gear. Warmed engine and trans up and put 1/2 a bottle in. Went for a ride and was blown away . car was back to normal... For now....

[@stevestarr6395]

No slipping but made my Trailblazer trans a lot smoother and reactive to gear changes!

[@barrythomas6429]

Just added a Bottle to my Forester XT with the 4EAT auto. Because of the very small filler tube on the 4EAT , and the fact that the LUCUS is very thick, it actually took me an hour to get the whole bottle in. Cant say I notice any difference because my transmission had no issues, it was just due for a fluid and filter change.

[@mariop3519]

Thank you for this video! So my boy's 2001 Subaru legacy automatic transmission stopped engaging in drive. I could get it in reverse but no drive gear. I drained the transmission fluid and added new trans fluid plus one bottle of the Lucas trans fix. I had him with each drive gear and holding his foot on the brake idle it for 2 to 3 minutes then go backwards in drive gear doing the same and after the first cycle it started engaging in drive gears and for a month now has been driving fine with no shiffting issues, he's even taken a long trip and back with no issues. This may not work for you but it did on my boy's vehicle. I was shocked it did.

[@ajai01niner19]

Hows your boy's subaru doing so far?

[@mariop3519]

Ajai01niner , I just spoke with him and the car is still running fine, It's amazing how well this stuff worked!

[@ajai01niner19]

Mario P, Nice! I'm looking forward to do this myself. I hope this works.

[@ajai01niner19]

just added lucas transmission fix on my car. How many miles does it need to take effect?

[@mariop3519]

@@ajai01niner19 , it started working in a matter of minutes. But we did do the priming steps I mentioned. It started engaging during first cycle.

[@slicks3617]

The internet was right with this one

[@luthersullivan5141]

I saw an immediate improvement in mine....I was beginning to lose reverse (wouldn't engage) and also would have trouble coming out of 1st into 2nd. Now it seems to run like its brand new...much improved...timely shifts...not a lot of lag and no problem getting into reverse. Pretty amazing stuff I was skeptical. And I have an 1999 Lexus with 190k miles on it. So if buys me another 15-20k miles it'll be worth the bottle and then some.

[@hammer18776]

The absolute best way to add the Lucas is directly into the pan after you have drained the fluid. Saves a lot of time! Reinstall the pan with the Lucas in it.

[@lokeycarter6679]

Did you add the whole bottle?

[@fareedalbanna3975]

I used the same product on my ML350 "Hhydraulic Steering System was leaking and the results were excellent ( Saudi Arabia . Jeddah).

[@josephcruz2196]

I have a 1988 Dodge Ram d-100 Was a bit hesitant to buy the product, But after putting the Lucas in my transmission , the slipping was nearly gone. It started to drive a lot more smoother in my case. It's a good product in my opinion

[@anniegibson5092]

I have '00 Dakota Auto Tranny.. Hard shifting from 3 to 4. I'm gonna try it, but how do I get the fluid out b4 I add 24oz of this? That will overfill the tranny causing MORE problems

[@bladeproject1]

I have a 40 mile commute with a slight grade up hill. When leaving to work it shifted fine. When i get to work, my trans temp is pushing 200 and it shifts hard from gear to gear. Its obvious the oil is so hot its like water, with no cushion. Even with a trans oil cooler. I put this in my truck and when i get off the freeway, no more hard shifting. Also the oil is about 5 to 10 degrees cooler ... hmm dont really understand that or maybe the torque converter is more efficient and not beating the oil up. This stuff is great!

[@bignosesrtboy]

Just used this product today on my moms Mazda and it worked fast I had to use the whole bottle tho

[@r.i.g.i.d_music4174]

I used it on my Mazda B2200. I only used about 15 OZ and I noticed a big difference.

[@bradleycampbell5933]

i had a leaky steering pump on a BMW and used new atf4 and it stopped leaking and worked fine after that. and used the lucas trans stuff in the Jeep steering box. awesome product. not had a chance to add to an auto transmission yet

[@tgifford4]

I have a 2004 Town & Country with over 200k. The trans. would slip out of gear between 2 & 3 (P0733). I changed the solenoid pack and speed sensors but that did nothing. So I added a bottle of Lucus but that didn't help either. However, I did notice that when it was cold it didn't slip out. So I decided to add more Lucus thinking that if I could just get the fluid a little thicker when it was warm that it might be enough to make the difference. And it worked! It hasn't slipped yet, but I'm not pushing it very hard either. I figure that if I keep in mind that it's on the way out, and I don't push it too hard, it might buy me a little time. There's probably a point where the fluid gets too thick to work properly but if you add a little at a time, not too much at once, it might work. Keep in mind to take out as much as you put in each time so you don't overfill it. Good luck.

[@aspieotaku3580]

I own a retired police crown vic and it slips like mad when its cold but when I added this stuff it doesnt slip as much it is awesome stuff!

[@lloydholt9348]

+Aspie Otaku good luck when you take it to tranny shop. just going to cost you more

[@roberthart9886]

Reading how thick it is, I heated water to 150*, well below engine/trans heat. Let the bottle sit in it for 6 minutes, after-which it flowed easily

[@katobrien5796]

Ok, so I didn't have a problem with my transmission slipping, but I did have a fluid leak. I really didn't expect much from this product, but surprisingly it seems to have worked. I didn't want to drain out any of my transmission fluid, so I just added it to the full line (about 1/4 of the bottle) the first time. I checked it again after several weeks and it was a little low again so I added a little more. It's been several months now and I've been checking the level religiously, but I haven't had to add any more since.

[@lowridingtrucks88]

Kat O'Brien - This is the answer I was looking for. I have a fluid leak also, I'll try it.

[@dolobyte]

did you try it? did it work for you?

[@JeremyCrescendo]

Bought a 92 Dodge dynasty from a old lady , she took little to no care for maintenance. Transmission was sticking and stuttering from deadstops and turns. I would hit the gas and the car wouldn't move at 1 point. I drove the car around to let the transmission warm up, i used a whole bottoe of lucas, let it sit idle for 30 minutes while car on. Then I let it sit overnight without driving it. The next morning the car was shifting good. 16$Bottle>$$$Rebuild. I did this September 29,2019 .

[@shesqueeled]

how is it now

[@JeremyCrescendo]

@@shesqueeled got a new/used car from carmax,that car had other problems it lasted till January 2021 it still cranks up but my new job was further from home and every day was a risk .

[@whobdis77]

I have a 2001 Jeep with about 200K miles. It wasn't shifting right away when cold. I put this in probably 6 months ago..it seems to have cleared it up. Never really thought additivies could do that much but it did.

[@BodyWeakDotNet]

yeah jeeps is know for that in the mornings....but ive seen lucas fix alot of trannys, especially jeeps for some reason

[@RancherUSAFLA]

1996 Lincoln Town Car. Added this product shortly after a transmission fluid change/flush. The only thing I did differently is I had my car running in idle as suggested on the bottle. Seems to have corrected the minor slippage imediatley.

[@markymarky4041]

Wow so the flush caused a problem I presume. Then this fixed it. I hope that is the case, because I just did a flush and all new fluid, and the car shudders under acceleration. Especially 1st and 2nd. I an hoping for a solution. NOTE: I have neglected the maintenance of the transmission, and when the mechanic pull the pan, it had a layer of gung, and the filter smelt like a dead fish.

[@xboxice2005]

worked for me aswell used it today on my 1993 Mitsubishi pajero but i also drop the pan and put new sp3 fluid in.

[@anthonyk]

I used it on my BMW X5 works great

[@gmen0521]

Same results i got myself on my 2002 chevy silverado had a 2-3 flare where it would slip and not shift. Poured this in and i was amazed how it started shifting smoother and didnt slip no more.

[@freelancegaming3332]

Did you drain the old fluid completely? Or did you just pour in the Lucas

[@gmen0521]

@@freelancegaming3332 i had just bought the truck and it was abit low on fluid so i didnt take any out i just poured the whole lucas in there bro. It stopped slipping on me so it worked i dnt know for how long its gonna last but oh well been alil over 2 months n the 4l60e still running.

[@freelancegaming3332]

@@gmen0521 ohh okay. I got an 06’ Acura TL that started slipping I didn’t know if I should just drain the old fluid and replace or just add some of the Lucas. I want to try it out but it has high miles and I don’t know if the previous owner switched fluids or not

[@gmen0521]

@@freelancegaming3332 you could prolly try this method out and just pullout enough to throw a bottle or 2 of the lucas in there. 2 bottles is reccomended for really bad trans. 1 did it for me all up to you tho. This way u dnt drain it all out.

[@freelancegaming3332]

@@gmen0521 yeah I think I’ll do that. Appreciate the info !

[@jeremypilot1015]

It's sad the vehicle manufacturers with all this technology, still can't build a transmission to save their lives.

[@Lincolnator721]

Sometimes more technology is bad. Take a look at the Focus and Fiesta... junk transmissions. Better off buying a manual car

[@jeremypilot1015]

@@Lincolnator721 true that. But honestly we should have that game down pat at this point.

[@Lincolnator721]

@@jeremypilot1015 or its just the planned obsolescence thing

[@camperpro482]

Theres allison bud if you can afford it or buy specific autos only (NO CVT from nissan, mitsubishi, chrsyler, dodge, and toyota). If you really cant afford conventional automatics from ANY car maker then there is the old fashion Stick shift.

[@jeremypilot1015]

@@camperpro482 Allison makes a fantastic transmission. Just wish the auto industry would use them more. I don't want a heavy Chevy. Lol

[@loganjones9050]

i have used this stuff many times. It helped my 2001 blazer drive for another 2 years just by doing a filter change and adding this.

[@scribblemage5179]

Hey Logan, what filters did you replace?

[@loganjones9050]

+Scribble Mage. I changed the transmission filter and then added it along with new atf

[@azthundercloud]

Worked on my Dodge 48re. The dealer as well as Dodge said there were no issues with leaking. mmmmm odd it is a common known issue. Product worked as advertised.

[@sar4564]

it did worked for me too!

[@natetanks7891]

had a late 90's grand Prix (first car high miles) started slipping slightly I noticed put this in before it got bad and it went away instantly, 95 Oldsmobile had bad maintenance from previous owners car had hard/questionable shifting fluid was dark and burnt put some in the tranny and it sort of helped dropped pan put new filter fluid and a whole bottle of Lucas in the car I swear could almost change gears without you even noticing that's how smooth it was.

[@jeffmee763]

Put it in hot water comes out better.

[@TonyCiobanu]

You don't want to come out better/quicker, because you want to mix very well and slowly with the existing oil. That's why you need to start up the engine.

[@mrmetaldave1]

All depends what type of trans, miles, age, how the vehicle is used. And what, if any probelms , exist with the trans. Preferably an automatic.

[@glitchesandgameplay2927]

This stuff truly works but its a temporary fix for atleast 3 to 6 months it worked for my pontiac grand am

[@Fallen2Dope]

My 2000 S10 transmission was acting up. It was sticking and having hard shifts and I just siphon the old fluid out, added the lucas and the right amount of fluid. It seems to help and stopped for a short time I've had to do this a couple times.

[@tootletwo]

I bought a Toyota RAV4 (1945) and it "bucked occasionally in a sharpish turn. The final diagnoses was a non-slipping for-aft limited slip diff. The garage put in transmission fix and the fault never returned in 40 +K that I drove it.

[@camperpro482]

there is no 1945 version.

[@jonathanmartinez9577]

Used it helped for a week transmission went to shit after. My suggestion is survive your transmission regularly like recommended or when it’s done swap it

[@cw300mag]

Have 03 Cadillac the trans was slipping ,I checked the fluid and it was a the very bottom of dipstick so I bought two quarts dextron3 and one big bottle of Lucas I put Lucas in and one bottle dextron 3 and checked level . It is within the marks now. I then drove and it worked great before you almost could not feel it engage in drive now it goes in drive fast .

[@sfhgh]

I'm glad I found this video, my 05 Crown Victoria P71 has slipping gears when trying to shift into drive. It has a stock transmission, with around 213k miles. I was a little hesitant on buying this product because I've never had a slipping transmission before in my old 95 F250 or my parent's 09 Ford Focus. But I've heard a lot about this product and after some consideration and some videos, I'll give it a try and hope for the best.

[@scribblemage5179]

Hey, how did it work out for you?

[@miket2885]

its very true it helps.

[@josephfreeman1427]

i also use a whole bottle oil stableizer also then top off with oil. no more lifter tick in my tahoe on start ups

[@Lincolnator721]

Nice

[@camperpro482]

Good luck in winter. oil stab will kill your engine if its too cold (if you add the whole bottle). Only use 20 percent of the bottle per oil change.

[@Georgatzis]

I have a Peugeot 307 with automatic transmission AL4, I have to say that the Lucas transmission Fix worked for me ! I Change the transmission oil every 60.000Km but the last time I change it the transmission fluid I had slips issues from 2 to 3gear. I put 500ml off lucas and remove 500 of AL4 transmission fluid ! The Problem is go away !

[@voltronsupremeFood]

Worked for me.

[@axenz1]

Thanks for showing the bottle, it say compatible with CVT transmission :)

[@anthonymarcocasamsssima8998]

I hate to say it, but it actually says it is NOT compatible with CVT. The label says: "Compatible with all transmissions and transmission fluids with the exception of CVT transmissions and transmission fluids". -Lucas This stuff really does/has worked great on my NON CVT transmission (awd, auto trans, '03 Aztek), though. I've found it's hard to go wrong with Lucas, SeaFoam, or Valvoline products.

[@axenz1]

+Anthony c , Oh I see, I'm not very good to understand English, Anyway thanks for the correction. :)

[@axenz1]

Thanks David.. noted :)

[@puntagordy]

I pour it on my pancakes.

[@garymckee8857]

Yum

[@victormahlo6762]

I changed my gearbox 2times now inow the problem is

[@victormahlo6762]

I have e46 transmission ls leaking that thing there will work iwill try

[@catman123159]

Me too!

[@johnjohnson6207]

Marvel mystery oil makes great beard oil

[@jakecourtemanche7410]

I used it in a transmission I rebuild a few years ago

[@Riverrockphotos]

I'm going to give this stuff a try and see if it helps. I'm really hoping it will help fix the lieaks.

[@christhembones8244]

Just to follow-up. You do not need to drain existing transmission fluid because this dissolves once you pour in. I can confirm because I had my son's car transmission fluid replaced the prior week...then added a full bottle of this a week later with no issues. However, I might do some research because a GMC certified transmission specialists said this Lucas Transmission Fix can cause issues with modern day car computer systems and their sensors. I've seen no issues in my son's 2012 Buick Regal but the GMC guy implied this is more for older cars and should be pulled off the market? I would do your homework on the make/model before using.

[@JuanGarcia-dg7bi]

Works great on my 2012 charger. The trans shop said im on borrowed time and just use that until i can afford a rebuilt or new. Used are okay goo but always a gamble.

[@TheRetardSeries]

worked great in my 98 firebird

[@unknownuser5585]

V6 or v8 ?

[@jimmytwotimes4328]

Unknownuser5585 v6

[@martind586]

what color?

[@AW-xv7dq]

thanks for the video

[@chaseww]

I don't understand this. If you add one full bottle 24 oz of Lucas transmission fix won't that overfill the transmission? Because if my transmission is already full at the line, I'm going to add 24 oz extra to my already full transmission fluid and they're also saying add a second bottle if need to be and that would be 48 oz of transmission fluid extra in my already transmission fluid that's full. I don't quite understand this. I was always told not to overfill my transmission fluid and doing this you're overfilling. Correct me if I'm wrong or what's going on I don't know. The only thing I would think to do is take out 24 oz of regular fluid out of your transmission and then add this in that would be the right way of doing it I think sorry for the long blog

[@joonajks]

is this product good for preventive maintenance?

[@carolmoore3122]

I have a 2002 mercury cougar and was driving and it all of a sudden stop moving, so I am going to try this stuff to see if it works.

[@marcotorralba8695]

Do you add all the bottle even if the level is right on? On a 96 civic automatic? Cuz mine has some slipping and

[@peggysuedavis4107]

I hope it works. just bought a bottle for a Dodge I bought.

[@mrmetaldave1]

I believe auto trans only.! all manual trans have a clutch and adding this to your manual trans with a worn slipping clutch will not help your problem. Internally they have syncros and help aid slow down the main shaft to ease what ever gear to mesh properly. And if these are pretty worn, only way to fix is a complete build. Thus adding an additive will not help. *ASE certified tech here. ;)

[@veedamachine1]

Do you need to change the fluid first or just pour the content. Mine don't slip yet but I want to use this for future slips and breakdown.

[@fattony123082]

It swells seals allowing it to shift but will not correct worn out gears, clutches and synchronizers. Just gives you some added life in that wore out tranny.

[@camperpro482]

There is no syncros inside conventional autos (this fluid is designed for planetary gearset type). It swells seals plus the additive that makes clutch packs grip. This is why you dont add it to transmissions without problems (adding it is not a precaution).

[@tomn5880]

I have an 04 Ford F150 with Triton 5.4 V 3 engine that started having cam phase clacking at 150K. My Mechanic recommended adding 1/2 quart of ATF to the synthetic blend high mileage oil and eventually the clacking went away. Now I run ATF all the time.

[@boosee51]

Is your truck still running with atf Lucas in it

[@tomn5880]

@@boosee51 Yes it is. The truck started to have that clacking noise associated with cam phaser problem. My mechanic told me that owners do not change oil often enough and the oil ports are too small. The dirty oil causes built up on the ports reducing oil flow and that causes the cam phaser array to stop functioning properly. I still have my mechanic add 1/2 quart ATF at each oil change. The solvents in the ATF cleaned the oil ports.

[@boosee51]

@@tomn5880 Thanks for response I have the same truck with 5.4 L 3 v do the atf help with the start up rattle. I dont know if your truck has the rattle my do

[@tomn5880]

@@boosee51 since I've been using ATF I don't have clacking. The faint rattle may be piston slap. Sort of normal for high mile engings

[@eagleeagle123]

My car won't shift to 4th gear within 8km if the weather is cold, once the engine hot enough, no problem after it. Is this product fix this problem as well?

[@steputube]

I put some in today after draining the pan an dreplacing the filter. Now getting solenoid stuck problems. Any ideas?

[@deborahpitts03]

I add a bottle of Lucas in my 03 Monte Carlo and it still shifts rough taking off and 1/2 to second gear it slows down,then up full speed..Any Ideas on what the problem maybe?I replace the trans, replaced EGR and cleaned housing..I had cleans Mass Air flow, air filter, spark plugs..😣

[@ZombiesDancing]

my 2005 cavalier had started slipping badly after about an hour of driving,took out some fluid ,topped back up with whole bottle of stop slip,and after it was run in about 200 km.s the slipping has disappeared,i m a big fan of stop slip!that was a year ago and the problem has not come back.

[@mattdumbjordanass3636]

ZombiesDancing that's Awesome

[@louiewatson9389]

Stab a hole in the bottom of the bottle to make a bent and it pours faster.

...even after you edited your post, you still have vent misspelled. What a dummy.

[@brianbejado3237]

How much of the bottle did you use?

[@barryscottfujiwara]

will this work on my subaru forester 2011 non turbo 2.0X FB 20 engine ?

[@garysmart1]

can I used this Product as a Prevention? and by the way how much do i have to put

[@BTKMACHINE661]

I tried it today , and it worked , first gear shifted somewhat hard on my silverado , now it doesn't , thanks for vid

[@alonzoweaver5214]

omg i hooe this is what my car needs. No1 has time to replace an entire transmission. Mine as well buy a new car n that case

[@xzx4020]

How to add this without dropping the pan? I just had new fluid and filter done

[@momoreno944]

I just bought a bottle...do you think it's safe to pour all or half of it in trans even if dip stick indicates it's full?

[@kennethguerrero7838]

Do i have to put it while the engine is running or no?

[@sir_sleepsalot]

I mixed it with some ATF to make it easier to pour. by the way, What is the name of the music at the beginning? Thanks!

[@Caprice1977]

We use this product on my brothers 87 cutlass around 205,000 miles It started slipping we put one bottle in and it was still slipping a little bit not as bad so we poured another one in there and it went away now we’re at 315,000 miles and the is car still going all original equipment

[@hamamalnasry]

Hey bud, did you have to drain and re-fill the same amount with Lucas?

[@Caprice1977]

When we poured the first one we did we took about a quart out on the second one my brother was kind of upset and he just poured it in. On the first one all we did was remove one of the radiator cooler hoses that come from the transmission and we turn the car on and that’s how we got the first quart of oil out

[@hamamalnasry]

@@Caprice1977 ight bud thanx, I will try that and let u know

[@anafez8787]

I want to use it for my toyota yaris 2012. I never changed gear oil and then when i changed it then slip problem came, how much i should add it in.

[@Caprice1977]

@@anafez8787 I would use one bottle and see what it does . if it doesn’t work try another one but make sure you warm up the car before you add it in and add it in while the car is running/on

[@christopherpatten7081]

How did anyone learn anything by reading the bottle and listening to light jazz?

[@godsent1991]

Do you have to drain some fluid to add it?

[@justinsatterwhite2189]

Do it stop leaks through the transmission cooler lines as well ?

[@brettbowers6514]

will this help a 2013 for explorer thats shifting hard into 2nd? and when stopping?

[@piercekinch6096]

Do you have to drain your fluid first?

[@salwansalem8099]

So would this work on a 2016 Toyota Camry with 253000 thousands miles it’s leaking slowly and rough shifting on second and third gear

[@hyperpotato1197]

perchance

[@Nick_Barone]

Literally watching this video while adding it to my trans. I can’t fit a funnel down there so I have the bottle right in the hole. Just waiting for it to empty.

[@taylorkieselback7389]

did this work out? worried im gonna spill it all over.

[@Nick_Barone]

@@taylorkieselback7389 that’s what happened to me. It took too long and ended up falling out a bit a dripped a bit. I found a funnel that is small enough but also long enough and was able to finish the rest of the bottle. I also used some gorilla tape to secure the funnel to the opening.. definitely don’t recommend just sticking the bottle in the hole.

[@AdonisMediaProductions]

@@Nick_Barone Did the stuff work for you?

[@Nick_Barone]

@@AdonisMediaProductions yes it did. For about 6 months. Trans started slipping again so I added about half a bottle and is working good again. Next time I’ll have to drain (or suck) some fluid out because I’m probably maxed out.

[@AdonisMediaProductions]

@@Nick_Barone Good point on draining some out, glad to hear that it's working for you. Thank you for the reply

[@coffeeandsugar20]

So... you add it and let it sit? Where do you pour it in?

[@treetoprooster7738]

I have a 2002 Honda Accord lx 3.0 V6 with 423,566 miles on the original motor and Automatic Transmission, my Honda Accord has been wrecked 4 times and the motor is fine no issues at all, but my transmission has a rough shift sometimes from 1-2 gear, and from 3-overdrive, it's sometimes has a lazy shift, I've changed the transmission fluid in hopes that it would fix this issue but I see no difference in before or after,

[@anthonymarcocasamsssima8998]

My friend has an '02 or '03 Accord and had the same issue. We removed the solenoids, cleaned the filter screens, and reinstalled them. No problems since. It's only been ~2,500 miles, but it used to mess up before you even got out of the driveway every single time. They were 2 separate "sets" on his, they are on the outside of trans (1 on top of trans and 1 toward front between trans and radiator) and very easy to get to and remove/install from under the hood. A couple hour job at most, and you don't even need to crawl under the car. Try it out.

[@pseudonymBOB]

you should try replacing shift solenoids A&B first -pretty cheap fix. Best case: they fix your problems for $150-200 cost, saving you potentially thousands in repairs; worst case: that didn't help, onto tyranny overhaul.

[@JkouFiles]

I have an accord 2001 lx, slips 1 -2 nd gear ever since I bought it. the way I solved it was just let go of the gas right about the time it will shift and it slips in the gear as it slows down. I tried cleaning solinoids screens but it didnt help. maybe ill clean it again and try lucas fluid

[@bjluvit9348]

@@anthonymarcocasamsssima8998 hey Anthony got the same problem with my 1997 Honda prelude 2.2 VTEC automatic with tiptronic transmission has been acting up lately It slips in gears when driving along 15 20 miles an hour and the RPMs will rev 3 to 4 grand,there is a hundred and twenty thousand miles on the car, I bought it brand new and it's been stored in a garage every winter since new the transmission has always been serviced buy the Honda dealer and as of right now the fluid is clean and full just wondering if this may work for my car ,I do see a solenoid on top of the transmission case not too sure where the other one is must check around the radiator like to hear back with your reply what do you think?.. thanks buddy.

[@allenjenkins6639]

BJ luvit Hey man I have a 1997 prelude base Automatic and my transmission was acting up a little and check engine light on for solenoids!Car was also randomly shutting off with no power! Well what I did first was change the “main relay switch” under steering wheel over to the Left up under plastic just unclip and add new one and tuck under plastic, I didn’t remove old one from bracket! Next I drained old trans fluid added 3quarts and put one 16 ounce bottle of seafoam trans cleaner in transmission! This car takes 3.5 quarts of trans fluid for a drain and fill the .5 is the seafoam cleaner, after 10 miles the light went out for solenoids dual linear on top back of transmission NOT the shift solenoids when you open Hood and look straight down, I was so happy the light went off!! Now it’s been 300 miles later NO light, NO shutting off randomly, trans feel better! Now I’m going to change fluid again and add some more seafoam trans lube OR some of this Lucas trans fix NOT both at same time and see if shifting gets even more better from 1st to 2nd gear, 170,000 miles on prelude and still running good lol!! Hope this info helps👍

[@4kgamingerikchannel661]

Will this product work for my 2002 dodge caravan? it has 200k+ miles and has a small leak. I put ATF+4 transmission fluid every 3 to 4 months. And do I put this product while vehicle in hot or cold temperature.

[@lordvader3283]

I have the same van I would put it in there hot or cold, I don't think it matters just make sure you are a quart low before putting it in. You don't want to over fill it. It should help unless you are hearing bad transmission sounds or it is to far gone.

[@raptureangel5409]

worked n my 98 Monte Carlo