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Transmission Oil
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Safest bet is to use whatever that's called out for your tranny. There's a sticker on your transmission pan indicating the required oil.
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So are you doing a complete flush with a filter? There are some good DIY threads. At what mileage?
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I am going complete flush with filter replace.
Mileage 50k |
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"What transmission oil I have to use on BMW 2004 X5 4.4i?"
I have the same question as you do. I have been searching the site but not seen anyone use BMW OEM transmission oil, wonder why? Most people suggested VW or Esso or Redline. I have 01 X5 3.0i |
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This is the best DIY. I followed this thread's instructions with great results.
http://www.xoutpost.com/x5-e53-forum/...smission+flush Make sure you have all of the correct tools. Good luck
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