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Old 07-06-2012, 04:27 PM
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I doubt its the valve body. If it was, it would do it all the time. Not the first shift, and then like magic all is good.

You know what this reminds me off. If you ever had a manual car, and you never change the oil in the trans, on cold days, you couldn't shift from 1 to 2. Or reverse. But if you warm up for a min or two, you were able to shift.

I have a feeling that life time fluid needs to be changed way the hell more often than we think. I'm actually going to do it again soon. I want to dilute the old oil enough to see amber when I drain it.
I agree with you. If I were him I would change the fluid. That "lifetime" fluid doesn't really last a "lifetime".
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