Instant Shudder Fixx Review
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- This has seemed to have been working great since I put it in, video was done beginning of December 2020.
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This stuff actually fixed the shudder I had on my Lincoln town car a few years ago, the fix lasted for about 10,000-15,000 miles, 10/10 product.
And what did you do with the trans after 15,000 miles?
@@joeblow1942 kept driving another 10k and sold the car, the trans never went out.
@@kylesjunkandprojects216 interesting, my Toyota Sequoia is doing this shudder and it’s annoying cause mechanic is charging me 5500$ for a transmission swap… that’s what the car is worth… I’d rather put this on until it dies. Now the 01 tundra is a crap box but nothing is wrong with that tank
@@oscarordonez4477 he is ripping you off bad. Do not go to him. Go somewhere else
@@jackmcpherson6750 i figured I’d just work for a couple weeks and just get the whole transmission changed. Rn it’s not being a problem, just the vibration every now and then. Just easing off the gas or give it more for now. Hopefully it’ll last till I get enough to change it out
2004 Silverado had a bad shudder going into overdrive so I added one tube and it started to get a little better almost immediately. Then I bought a small siphon pump on Amazon and started pumping 2-3 quarts out of the transmission with it. I added back the lost fluid and I did this 4 times in a weeks time then added two more tubes and a bottle of platinum transmission fix and after 150 miles or so I can’t even tell it ever had a problem. Gas mileage has improved as well. Stuff works great but I think changing the fluid helped a lot as well. Update after 4 months. You can’t tell there was ever a transmission problem. I’ve had several other people drive the truck and no one can tell there was ever a problem.
Update? How's it doing now?
@@maxgotit still running perfectly I cannot tell it ever had a problem at all. No one knows unless I mention it had a shudder.
This product is brilliant, in Australia we have the Holden VF Commodore. A common issue with this car is the torque convertor slips and shudders. Poured Instant Shudder Fixx into it and it fixed the issue straight away.
Where u buy this in Australia?
It's been a year since you posted this info. Has the shudder returned?
All I was waiting for you to say is it works. A Miraculous elixir! I found it incredible. I was way to concerned about my vehicle. All I needed was a little shot of Magical Red liquid.
God bless the person that created this product! It is truly a blessing of it works for you then all you need to do if a transmission fluid and filter replacement to actually solve this issue.
This product is bordering on being miraculous; my 224K mile Ford Edge developed a shudder after replacing the fluid and it took two treatments with this product, but the shudder stopped.
I just used this and all I'm going to say is wow can't believe it , it actually worked idk how long it lasts but hey good stuff
Great video. Very articulate. I'm going to use this or Lucas. Thanks!!!
A lot of people seem to have good results from using this little tube in their transmissions. One guy did a long test and after 30,000 miles felt a shudder one morning, but then it went away.
That’s great news for you. My 2001 maxima with 214k miles still gets p0744 but now shifts better and smoother after seafoam trans tune, Lucus and valvoline maxlife synthetic ATF and a 3x drain an fill with few thousand miles between each to do a flush. I bet it’s the solenoids, or converter or a clutches
One item is when in 3rd and you floor it it will slip into neutral but when you let off gas. It slips right back into gear. It’s slipping in and out of gear.
I had a manual transmission once that did thatz. It would slip out of gear. In 2nd gear but it had 200k miles and I drove it that way ffor years and 150k More miles
this worked very well on my 2016 escalade
My 2005 Ford F150 was slipping/grinding going into overdrive. Three tubes of this stuff and the transmission problem went away.
My mechanic suggested I try this product. Now I have to go buy it.
It Works...Used It Yesterday In My 05 Escape
S.O.D = badass
Nice thanks for the if I bought it a while ago and almost forgot about it. Thank you!
Well just got this from a closing store,and going to try it( 🤔) 2004 Suburban 4x4, 1st to 2nd sometimes waits til 1750 rpm . Not a big deal,but we'll see.
I'm starting to believe that instant shudder fixx was mainly created to work on Ford vehicles.
Can I use this on a BMW five series?
It helps to bathe the product in warm water to lower viscosity - easier to fill.
You’re thinking of Lucas stop slip. This stuff is fine to put in cold.
It worked on my 2014 Ford escape!
It's working in my Ford Explorer so far, but I only added one tube. Not sure if I should add another or not..
Dude, you can just say it, "it worked!" 😁👍🇺🇸
mazda cx9 2008. The mileage of the car is 210 thousand miles. The gearbox had a changed gearbox oil and a filter 2 years ago. The gearbox works fine. Can I pour in shudder fixx? Do we use as is the problem with the gearbox?
I have this car too. I used 1 tube about 40,000 miles ago and it's starting to get bad again. I am about to add the second tube today.
How long does it last though? My '13 Chevy Impala has the shudder...overdrive has 200K. Guess it can't hurt to try it. Fluid changed about 10K ago.
Back in the 70's torque converters never went bad. Companies figured out how to make them go bad after so many miles. Lol. Oh the corruption.
In the 70s automatic transmissions were huge, inefficient & had 3 speeds. So big and bulky that you almost could not break them, they could take lots of abuse. Now (in order to meet fuel efficiency requirements) they are half the size, smaller clutch plates with 5, 6 or more speeds. Has nothing to do with "corruption".
We use this in the transmission shop black red or green bottle
Instant shudder fixx they say isn't suppose to be used on Ford transmission fluid the company says
@James Griffin NO S*** SHERLOCK
Pre 1986 Ford only. You can use it for all forward years.
Can it be used in Honda jazz idsl automatic model,, thanks,,
I don't see why not
Thanks I bought one going to try it out, excellent video keep up great work,, 👌have a great day
I just put this in my Toyota Tundra today, i hope it works...
worked in my GX470 with 227k
@@chrismemphis8062 Good to hear. I think that my Tundra has the same 4.7L engine and transmission as your Lexus, so should be good👍
It works great, i still feel a very slight shudder every now and then but it’s hardly anything. Would i recommend it? absolutly!
Is it still working for you? Wondering if I should do the same. Thanks
idk sold the car, other comments on here show people have had good luck with it
@@hanksgarage_ I’m looking to see if it helps longer term. Thanks
Could it be just hiding a TC problem though?
Not sure. Honda automatics commonly do this anyways
The stuff is great, but it’s quite nasty. You absolutely need to be wearing gloves.
I wonder if it will work on my 2015 GMC Sierra 1500. No one figure out why these trucks shudder.
Have you tried it?
@@manuelhinojosa2319 no because it's a brand new transaction. I think it's the tires on my truck. I noticed if the air pressure isn't exactly even I get the front end bounce.
@@Jay-ud6jv were to able to find out?
They shudder because of the torque converters.
www.sonnax.com/tech_resources/845-6l80-6l90-transmission-tech-advisory-consider-an-updated-converter-in-your-next-rebuild