johnloov
Senior Member
It’s very simple, get a transmission used oil analysis and adjust accordingly. I was honestly shocked to see how high the iron levels were the first time I got the change and then I thought it was an incorrect reading and that’s why I ran it again and it looks consistent. I know when I spoke to Jason with WOT, he was changing the transmission fluid very frequently. It is true that you should change more often initially, and I’ve already extended service intervals after first two transmission oil changes. This blackstone reports show clearly iron was very high on first oil change. And second was better but still needs a few more flushes.
My use-case is ~80% track use.
If you are just daily driving - check your lab results - you can probably follow service. I don’t have any data on daily driving intervals lab reports. It would be great if someone provided blackstone reports on that to compare.
If anyone has a different interpretation on the data. Please let me know.
My use-case is ~80% track use.
If you are just daily driving - check your lab results - you can probably follow service. I don’t have any data on daily driving intervals lab reports. It would be great if someone provided blackstone reports on that to compare.
If anyone has a different interpretation on the data. Please let me know.
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