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PB
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1/14/2006
19:54:55
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 Subject: A518 reliability
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Hi I have a 93 318 auto with an A518 I just wanted to know how reliable these tranys are and how long they can go before you have to rebuild them. also whats the best trans fluid for these tranys
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daddio
Dodge Dakota
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1/14/2006
20:25:41
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it should last the life of the truck if serviced as the manual states. ATF+4 is the fluid you want to use.
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PB
Dodge Dakota
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1/14/2006
20:44:59
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I'm aloso looking for a nice tourque converter i don't want a higher stallspeed but i want one that will transfer more power and slip less so instead of getting 180hp. to the ground i would get more like 190 or 200hp to the ground. it also must be a lock up unit and must have a stall speed below 1000rpm
also thoughts on royale purple lubricants.
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Dan
Dodge Dakota
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1/15/2006
00:01:10
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Torque converters are matched to your cam shaft. Know what what
kind of lift, duration, etc you have? Call JEGS or someone first.
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