What type of hydraulic fluid are you using?
1794001
went to auto motor store and asked for hydraulic fluid and they recommended one which I am using good luck
1798720
Royal Purple's Synchromax is recommended only for GM Synchromesh applications. If your transmission calls for Synchromesh fluid, then RP Synchromax will be a great upgrade. I've heard of people creating custom blends using Synchromesh-compatible fluid, but I don't know anything about that and I personally wouldn't want to risk screwing it up.
748891
This is a mineral oil based fluid-not synthetic. Ensure the owner's manual specifically asks for mineral transmission fluid.
576259
It should be able to be used in any systems that use a straight hydraulic or universal hydraulic oil. It does increase the viscosity which helps if pumps or seals are a little worn, but will not help major defects. Also be careful what percentage is used, especially if used in very cold weather - it can cause systems to be over pressurized. 5-10% should be OK. 10-20% use caution when cold.
418410
Are you looking for the tool? Pretty much any of them will work as they all operate on the same principle. A somewhat cheaper and easier fix is to get speed bleeder screws. They have a one-way valve that lets fluid out but doesn't let air back in. If you go that route, keep in mind that you only loosen the screw a little bit, otherwise the fluid (and air) will flow around the threads of the screw.
575008
If you are referring to the pump lubrication i would say no. You need a hydraulic fluid, like Wagner's Hydraulic Fluid. Or Graco's Pump armor both are pretty good
1244746
I dont know exactly what the fluid is but it is some type that retains heat well.
1507863
I mixed it one gallon of booster to 10 gallons of hydraulic oil. It worked great. Different mixtures for different applications. I used mine in the hydraulic sump on a tractor.
654480
Yes you do. I use a Tetrapond DHP4200 Debris Handling Pump. Don't use a pump stronger then that.
1399925
I use a normal water pressure hose, however it will work with lower water pressure, I hold my finger over the top hole and I get heavy heavy foam, I love this thing its great.
1874000
Don't use any viscosity that is not recommended, no matter what the brand is. If the manual says 80W90, use 80W90.
690688
correct fluid if you have an auto. trans.; check applications here-http://www.redlineoil.com/application.aspx
1016921
Use straight, no mixing required.Although i do not know the mix % to water feels heavier than 50/50, Genuine M/B fluid products are worth the money IMO.....
925271
You can regulate the flow by turning the "red" end. Wide open, I'd guess, 1 gpm. Great nozzles.
119381
I use hydralic oil.....oil leaking is very normal for this product.....to fill...open the sight glass...tilt slightly away from you...fill to the bottom edge...replace sight glass and the oil level should be right
1232164
More info needed. It could be hose thread or M22 and anything in between. What is the application? What are you connecting to and is it under pressure?
450392
You shouldn't have any problem. I looked it up and the powerglide takes type A transmission fluid which has been renamed dexron now. Royal purple lists GM DEXRON®, DEXRON® II, DEXRON® IID,DEXRON® IIE, DEXRON®-IIIF,DEXRON® IIIG, DEXRON®-IIIH compatable.