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Shifts way better when hot!!
Yesterday during a very hot day in San Diego I was working on my 911 A/C. When I took it for a test drive I noticed the temp gauge was way up to the 3rd bar. But I also noticed that the 915 shifted better than ever. Would go right into first every time at a stop. What the heck is going on? During normal operating temp, it shifts like a normal older 915 with it hard to get into first from time to time. Maybe I will switch from Swepco 212 to the Kendall?
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Join Date: Sep 2013
Location: Huntsville, AL
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Mine is the opposite :/ Mine shifts like butter when cold, but once it gets god and hot, some of the gears get really tight and hard to shift into.
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I noticed that Kendall is better for cold shifting. Swepco had to get nice and warm.
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I removed SWEPCO and put in Kendall. Shifts much better cold, and pretty much the same hot.
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I'm running Kendall and mine shifts much better on warm days, better still when hot, but better all around than whatever the PO was running.
Have not tried SWEPCO but have a jug of it in the garage so may try it out just to compare.
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