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cazzhrdwd · Mar 4, 2010

Isn't the TA separate from the trans. Or does the TA have its own fill and drain plug. (Guess I need to read my manual)

sflem849 · Mar 4, 2010

Same on your SMTA. BTW, fill your rearend with Hy-Tran NOT gear oil.

DeltaRed · Mar 4, 2010

Ditto. Use Hy-tran TA wont shift right with 90 wt.

DeltaRed · Mar 4, 2010

READ THE BOOK

Nebraska Kirk · Mar 4, 2010

(quoted from post at 21:44:45 03/04/10) READ THE BOOK

The book says to use 80 weight oil.

sflem849 · Mar 5, 2010

(quoted from post at 20:56:28 03/04/10)

(quoted from post at 21:44:45 03/04/10) READ THE BOOK

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The book says to use 80 weight oil.

The book is good for capacities and parts diagrams/numbers, but things have come a long way in 56+ years.

Hy-Tran in rear end.
Hy-Tran in hydraulics.

Kevin Meier · Mar 5, 2010

80 weight was an old trick used when you had leaking oil seals and were too lazy to fix them. I believe IH put out a recall on the 80 weight because the ramps and rollers would start slipping with 80

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