Lucas stop slip, anybody tried it?

[magicman1215]

I bought a bottle of lucas stop slip for around ten bucks and just wanted to know if anybody has tried this product. It claims to help "hard shifting" which my V6 auto loves to do. My current transmission was rebuilt about a year and a half ago and is still working alright, no slipping or gears missing, but it definitely shifts hard. Just wanted to know if anybody had any success with this stuff. Thanks.

 

[Simkid5614]

As I learned from valve body replacements on Saturns, NEVER USE ANY additive in transmissions, No power flushing. No Lucas.

Honda ATF
Only

Besides if it's shifting hard you've got bigger problems.

Try a drain and fill.

 

[f23accord2000]

check the two solenoids on the tranny i got a new tranny and it was still shifting hard and kinda over revving.i changed the solenoids they were 250 a piece for new ones .when they replace your tranny they just switch over the sensors. like i said it fixed my problem.

 

[Bax]

Stick to oem atf.
Also, if you drain and refill the tranny don't flush out the remaining fluid. Just a simple drain and fill is the best.

 

[todd_cards]

why not take it back if you got it rebuilt? unless you dont have a warranty?? this is the last thread i wanted to see at the moment lol.. my tranny is getting rebuilt now... that sucker better come out switching like butter lol...

 

[1HGCG2]

I read a TSB from Honda that says "automatic transmission fluid conditioner" is an acceptable, and recommended method for treating slipping and hard shifts for aging transmissions.

 

[f23accord2000]

why not take it back if you got it rebuilt? unless you dont have a warranty?? this is the last thread i wanted to see at the moment lol.. my tranny is getting rebuilt now... that sucker better come out switching like butter lol...

it was only over revving an slipping while it was cold .and yes it was all under warranty but tranny it under warranty but not sensors