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Originally Posted by KennyP
No difference from 18 to 19....all the same
I'll also jump in on the 07-14 wet brake system....it was a very good system, no issues. Hate to see a good system get thrown under the bus for no reason, I'm not sure where that was a bad system is coming from.
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Probably from here:
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Originally Posted by tophcfa
...They are very good and trouble free as long as the transmission fluid is frequently changed with a quality friction modified transmission fluid, which is used to lubricant the wet brakes. If that fluid isn’t changed, then it’s an expensive failure.
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My manual wants me to replace the transmission fluid every four years. It's getting close so I'll have to think about doing that. However, one thing I won't have to worry about is finding a "quality friction modified transmission fluid" to avoid an expensive failure.
Unless that warning is incorrect and that braking system can handle some missed maintenance intervals.
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