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Post Info TOPIC: what happens if you exceed the clean phase?


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what happens if you exceed the clean phase?
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i have posted this in the tranny section, but i think the same question also applies for the engine



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If you exceeded it by 25 % probably nothing, if more than that change the filter right away, top off with oil (no Auto-Rx) and finish application.

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what i mean here is the mileage of the clean phase, NOT the amount of arx. please clarify

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I would say that on your engine, it would be fine if extended maybe 500-1000 miles. I wouldn't go much over on your tranny though because the tranny isn't like the engine in which you can easily replace your filter so that it doesn't become clogged.

I may be wrong on this, but that's why I wouldn't extend the tranny application by much.

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Cleaning mileage in gas or diesel engines. Auto-Rx Applications mileage requirements should no be extended over 25 % of the normal application mileage.


Regarding transmissions follow the application.

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Just to let you know, once I ran 6 oz of Auto-Rx in a transmission for more than 12k miles/one year. I FORGOT that had put it in my father-in law's high mileage 1996 Chevy truck until I saw it written down in his maintenance book a year later when finally changing/flushing the transmission fluid. While I am not recommending this practice, I can say that it did not damage anything and that all is well in his transmission to this day.

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