Enhance Transmission Performance with ATP Automotive AT-201 Transmission Assembly Lube Review

I must have been lucky. I ordered 1 can and got about 12. I don't think I'll ever finish. I built a D18 transfer case and a T90 transmission for my old Jeep Willys 52. It was just what I needed to hold the needle bearings and thrust washers in place.

This huge can will last a long time. You can also use it to keep the valve cover gaskets stuck in the grooves when trying to put the valve cover back on the engine. This will force the seal to stay in place. Then, as you drive, things just dissolve into nothing.

About the consistency of petroleum jelly. Used wherever one metal part meets another. I'm glad I bought this useful product. Installation of the lip seal is simplified and shims and check balls are held in place. For sealing oil pump gears and other metal parts such as bushings. Gear lube just isn't as sticky as this and it gets in almost everywhere. I used a small amount of both gear oils because a little bit of this stuff goes a long way. It appears to have a low melting point so should help…

This material is indispensable for transmission repairs. It is not only fully compatible with the gear oil and thus gear parts, but also a great assembly aid. Assembly grease, like regular grease, can be used to glue parts together. Things like rollers, balls, plates, etc., apart from being ATF compatible, only have the difference that they are very sticky. This material really holds the parts together, making some parts of the gearbox much easier to put together. Plus, you know the bearing and