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Mon Feb 26, 2007 7:56 am
Syncros work much like a clutch plate but for gears. They slip between gears to spin that set of gears to match the main shaft speed (syncronizing the shaft speeds) to let you engage the gears up smoothly without destroying gear teeth. What fluid are you running? I have used Redline MT90 that has friction modifiers in it and seen it wake up sleepy syncros. I have also used Penzoil /w GM Syncromesh in it and also seen very good results (3 grinding gears went away). The Penzoil /w Syncromesh in it looks like a thinner oil though. I don't know if they have heavier weights in Penzoi's line up, but it works great for what looks like a 30 or 40w oil.