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Old 05-09-2016, 02:51 AM   #29
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What OP described sounds normal for our cars at this point. I'd change your transmission fluid to something better though, all my shifting qualms basically went away immediately when I switched to motul at 22,000 miles. Now I'm at about 55,000 and about to change it again.
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If you wrote that with a straight face, I'm pretty sure he meant that he changed the fluid after only 2,000 miles because he had read about particulate in the transmission oil on the magnetic drain plug.
Sorry, how often should you change the transmission fluid?
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Sorry, how often should you change the transmission fluid?
Subaru suggests 30,000 miles I believe, Toyota says something weird like 22,500 or something (I'm not sure if Scion is also weird that way): but it should be in your owners manual.
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Old 05-09-2016, 06:57 PM   #32
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If you wrote that with a straight face, I'm pretty sure he meant that he changed the fluid after only 2,000 miles because he had read about particulate in the transmission oil on the magnetic drain plug.
Yeah, this.

EDIT: I lied, it wasn't youtube, it was this: http://blog.modbargains.com/how-to-f...r-in-fr-s-brz/. Mine looked even worse.
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