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Old Dec 13th, 2018, 20:23   #11
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What price do you get Carlube-ATF-U for Scooby?
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What price do you get Carlube-ATF-U for Scooby?
Usually about £27-30 for 4.55L, why do you ask?
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The one litres looked expensive and I'm considering adding some for my next oil change 'cos you keep bangin' on about it! .
My engine's 27 years old y'see (most of it).
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The one litres looked expensive and I'm considering adding some for my next oil change 'cos you keep bangin' on about it! .
My engine's 27 years old y'see (most of it).
Is there a problem with oil leaks, dirty internals or do you just want to give it a clean/boost the oil seals integrity?

If it's the latter then 0.5L would do at your oil/filter change, if none of the above, then keep to your current regime unless there's a reason to think about a general clean/boost your seals integrity.
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... dirty internals ...
How very dare you!!
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