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Yes, that's pretty close, I'd say.
Agree that shear lowers the viscosity of the oil over time, but friction materials increase it. And the transmission is designed to adapt to changing viscosity. My main point with the combustion byproducts is that this isn't an engine application, that is a flawed analogy. It is primarily a hydraulic fluid application, with a low grade lubrication requirement.
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