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Old 07-22-2018, 03:08 PM   #1
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Tranny Fluid

This is my first time posting so bare with me! I am having trouble up shifting from first to second and down shifting from 6th to fifth gear. When i try to put it in gear i have to force it and that is no good. I currently am running the OEM Fluids. I bought Redline gear oil to see if that helps out. i will let you guys know.
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Can you give us some info on the car? Year, mileage, any modifications done (particularly anything related to your transmission), etc.
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Old 07-22-2018, 11:37 PM   #3
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Welcome to posting, there, scion fr-s ….

Well, the new fluid may help...

Tell me you don't have a short shifter on that puppy ???


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You might have to mess around with putting the stick into multiple slots so the tranny fluid can spread all over.
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You might have to mess around with putting the stick into multiple slots so the tranny fluid can spread all over.
That makes no sense to me.

Back-in-the-day, I messed around and put my stick in multiple slots and .. and .. what the hell are YOU talking about


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That makes no sense to me.

Back-in-the-day, I messed around and put my stick in multiple slots and .. and .. what the hell are YOU talking about


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I didn't like the way my FR-S shifted much either. I tried Redline and was not impressed with it in that car as I usually am in most cars. I found that AMSOIL worked with that transmission much better. Also, make sure you're using an OEM or other weighted shift knob and swapping the shifter bushing for a stiffer one helps too.
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Can you give us some info on the car? Year, mileage, any modifications done (particularly anything related to your transmission), etc.
2014 frs with 54k miles. I just recently replaced the clutch with an Exedy oem clutch. I have exhaust and a intake. Nothing done to the tranny.
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Welcome to posting, there, scion fr-s ….

Well, the new fluid may help...

Tell me you don't have a short shifter on that puppy ???


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Thank you... I am hoping the fluid will help and no i do not have a short shifter. It is the stock shifter that came with the car.
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I didn't like the way my FR-S shifted much either. I tried Redline and was not impressed with it in that car as I usually am in most cars. I found that AMSOIL worked with that transmission much better. Also, make sure you're using an OEM or other weighted shift knob and swapping the shifter bushing for a stiffer one helps too.
I heard good reviews about AMSOIL. i do not think you can buy AMSOIL online. Correct me if i am wrong. That is why i went with REDLINE. If i can buy AMSOIL online that will be my second choice of fluids if i am not satisfied with REDLINE. i have the stock shifter and stock oem knob. I did some searching on the forums and people upgrade the shifter bushing. Im considering it.
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2014 frs with 54k miles. I just recently replaced the clutch with an Exedy oem clutch. I have exhaust and a intake. Nothing done to the tranny.
Did your car shift poorly before you replaced the clutch?


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