glycol/valeo Q:could a glycol'ed-transmission affect a brand new torque converter?
now that the actual problem is solved, my car still doesnt drive perfectly.
i know the glycol can affect the torque converter and trans.
my plan was to basically drive it til i was stranded . . i dont necessarily need a 100% reliable car right now.
should i do both at once when the time comes? i was hoping to continue driving like this for 1year+
if i get a new TQ could it be infected by the already-seen-glycol trans?
do i need both?
a real MB tech drove it and instantly said "torque converter" without me giving him any warning/hints. he wasnt around in 03 and never heard of the e55 glycol problem.
thanks in advance
Last edited by dblock110; May 13, 2019 at 01:07 PM.




And cause the transmission to shudder, slip and not shift. Engine coolant kills transmissions. That is why some with older style radiators have switch to a dedicated trans cooler.
Rebuild time is when you get the impermissible gear ratio code.
Last edited by dblock110; May 14, 2019 at 02:22 PM.
Rebuild time is when you get the impermissible gear ratio code.
and yeah i know damage to both already basically.. it sucks lol
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