Slick 50 Professional Automatic Transmission Formula on 2040-parts.com
Youngsville, North Carolina, US
SLICK 50 PROFESSIONAL AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FORMULA 8 Fl Oz - Helps Protect Transmission Life -Will Not Harm Seals - Will Not Negatively Impact frictional performance of ATF - Use is recommended every 12,000 miles - Stops leaks -Helps protect against heat - Helps keep seals soft and pliable -Helps cur corrosion, rust and sludge build up slick50a/t
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