I read about this at some point here but I can't find it now. I need to change the tranny fluid. Should I dump in some Trans-x before I change the fluid? Or should I dump it in after I put the fresh fluid in?

Thanks
Andrew

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from what i've read the answer would seem to be yes. Before in higher concentration to aid in cleaning out, after as an additive of sorts....Personally I have zero experience as I have not yet begun to pursue my tranny and the unforetold excitemnet that I will encounter whence I do....

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Rob M
Norwich, VT USA
1980 240D Euro delivery 4 speed manual silver/blue
~160K miles

I have had dramatic fixes on more than one car...
if you search for trans-x , written that way, using my name as the poster you will find those threads...
but Stayalert has said what I recommend and what the package says is best.

SeaFoam makes a tranny flush that is supposed to be good, you might want to run some too. I have a few cans that i've ran through power steering systems, and the stuff did the job, but no experience yet in trannies...

I put seafoam in a tranny on a 97 Caravan that would not upshift unless you floored it and got it above a certain RPM and then let off the gas, and it would finally upshift. Anyway, it did this for about a year, and I wanted to sell it, but knew I wouldn't get crap for it because of the way it shifted. So my father told me about the seafoam, and it literally made it shift like a brand new vehicle! I don't know if it is a permanent fix though, because a few months later I noticed this guy was selling the Caravan again.