scrambler trans fluid
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scrambler trans fluid
ive been told so many rumors about what kind of fluid to run in the trans. from friends, now ill turn to the pro's. can i just run some good trans fluid in it from a car? if i do run regular ATF in the trans what will happen. it thats all a bad idea what type of fluid should i run then? then last but least what should i run my my front diff. any help would be great!
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scrambler trans fluid
i dont have a dealer around for a very long distance and ive heard its very expensive. alot of my friends just run regular good trans fluid in them, they never have problems, but is it good for them. ive also heard of guys using good quility motor oil in there trans. so what should i run?
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Don't let the hp numbers fool you. Its all in how you get it to the ground. Clutching clutching clutching!
Don't let the hp numbers fool you. Its all in how you get it to the ground. Clutching clutching clutching!
scrambler trans fluid
I wouldnt run automotive tranny fluid in it.You need a good chaincase lube.THe synthetic Polaris AGL fluid is $11 a qt but is recomended.Not a bbig deal when you only change it once or twice a year.You can run automotive trans fluid in your hubs but if you do it is best to use Mobile1 synthetic.The front end uses a good grade of 80w90 lube.If the prices of polaris lubes are too much drop me a pm.
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scrambler trans fluid
I have a 2000 model (Scrambler) and the trans takes (PPS) Polaris Premium Synthetic gear case oil (weight?).
Not sure if this is the same as AGL fluid.
BBScrambler said You can use Amsoil Series 2000 Chain case lube. It works as a substitute to the Polaris AGL fluid.
It doesn't specify the AGL fluid (like my sp700) but its still not Auto Trans fluid such as used in cars.
A lot of different fluids (auto trans to 80w90 gear lube) have been used in the trans' buy others saying they had no problems. (used with their sleds, model "X" atv etc...)
I'm not so sure myself.
I know I won't stray from the (PPD) Polaris Premium Demand Drive (Synthetic) fluid in the front Differential on my sp700.
Jim
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