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Old 06-15-2004, 03:03 AM   #1
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Default tC 5 Spd Tranny Gear Oil

as soon as i get my tC im gonna put in some Redline MT-90 gear oil to keep my synchronizers running very smooth from the very beginning of the cars life...

just like i will begin my oil changes with Mobil 1 5W30 and run nothing less for the life i have the car....

does anyone know for sure yet how many quarts of gear oil the tC's 5 speed transmission will have??? thanks

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Old 06-15-2004, 03:16 AM   #2
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the gts took just under 3 quarts i'm going to assume the same for the tC, but then again the gts tranny was pretty small. my best guess is to look at the camry 5spd for reference.

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Old 06-15-2004, 03:36 AM   #3
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the gts took just under 3 quarts i'm going to assume the same for the tC, but then again the gts tranny was pretty small. my best guess is to look at the camry 5spd for reference.

where you a member at newcelica.org?
yeah i had the same redline gear oil in my gts and i loved it...its gonna really benefit any brand new car for a long time....

sure was man....TRD2000GTS....had over 1400 posts....im gonna miss my celica but i had a great time with it....its jus time to move on....

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on the topic of oil capacity...

my corolla used one quart. the xA/xB uses 2 quarts..
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the gts took just under 3 quarts i'm going to assume the same for the tC, but then again the gts tranny was pretty small. my best guess is to look at the camry 5spd for reference.

where you a member at newcelica.org?
yeah i had the same redline gear oil in my gts and i loved it...its gonna really benefit any brand new car for a long time....

sure was man....TRD2000GTS....had over 1400 posts....im gonna miss my celica but i had a great time with it....its jus time to move on....

http://members.cardomain.com/twiztedcelica
i'm TRD LiquidSilver over at newcelica. i used mobil synthetic fluid on the gts at 5k and never had syncro problems that everyone complained about, so yes they do work. :D
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Old 06-15-2004, 10:12 PM   #6
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i dont know if the manual and auto capacity is the same but i found 2.6 qt for manual in the owners manual
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i dont know if the manual and auto capacity is the same but i found 2.6 qt for manual in the owners manual
i doubt that they are the same....but good info...thanks

shouldnt it have a quart amount for both AT & MT in the owner's manual....i figured they make owner's manual's universal for both??? i may be wrong...
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well, i dont have the whole manual. some of the stuff are missing. there was a pdf on the maunal tranny. but i couldnt find the auto tranny. like i said, some of the stuff are missing.
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