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My transmission is a little fiddly to get in and out of gear for the first few miles, but once it has warmed up it feels OK. I don't know what oil is in there at the moment, but I want to change it for some fresh stuff. Any suggestions as to what grade I should use?
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Russell #38868
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Thanks Ruscar , Apart from the floor shift, are the 47 trans much the same as the 37 in this post?
Last edited by 47Aero; 08/20/15 06:42 PM.
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Gene has posted in all the years forums with the same advice. That was just the first one I could find. Yes, 85W140 in the '47. Here's another
Russell #38868
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Me too - There's 85-140 in the tranny of my 48 Fleetmaster.
Regards:
Oldengineer
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