Subject	Hight temp ATF for power steering boilover issues...
Posted by	WAGGZ on April 23, 2006 at 1:10 PM
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Message	I had posted a question last night in Tech asking if there were any other fluids other than the regular dextron III ATF that could be used in the power steering system to avoid boilover at the AX/track. I still searched around and found this on Google: [ http://www.redlineoil.com/products_gearlubricants.asp?pvID=79&prodID=59&subcatID=19 ] In the link, it states that it IS compatible with Dextron III. Also it states that it can operate at 70*F higher than if used with regular fluid in an AT. Does this mean that the boiling point is raised? Anyone have any idea if the would be beneficial to the Zs power steering? Or is it something that would lead to problems like leaking and such? Anyone use this stuff?
Follow Ups	Hight temp ATF for power steering boilover issues... - WAGGZ 13:10:07 04/23/06 i htink i read a post on this in the past couple months - mousersix (San Antonio) 14:26:06 04/23/06 Having trouble finding it....still searching (n/m) - WAGGZ 16:23:36 04/23/06 I think that is the stuff - CollegeBoy 16:30:16 04/23/06 cool. - WAGGZ 16:46:23 04/23/06 What do you have to do to get PS to boil? - pallen 16:59:32 04/23/06 happens everytime i roadcourse (n/m) - Guapo 17:01:01 04/23/06 Last track day I put a glad baggie and - colocomp (Denver) 17:09:17 04/23/06 ditto (n/m) - Spee 22:49:12 04/23/06 or install a stock PS cooler (from a european Z32) - lymon 01:38:56 04/24/06
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