Thoughts please on using moly slip in 2001 boxer 2 ltr petrol gearbox? (2 Viewers)

[Eribacar]

Anyone either done this or have experience, most importantly can it harm it?
Thanks as always Ian

 

[mitzimad]

i personally wouldnt from what ive been told some parts of a gearbox rely on friction and moly might not allow this whats actually the problem with your gearbox? an oil change often helps prolong them

 

[tonyidle]

I'm a Molyslip obsessive. It causes no problems in a gearbox - quite the opposite in fact as you would hope. You would be pushed to find anything I haven't put it in over the years including my lawnmower, hedge cutter, chainsaw, van engine, PAS, and diff. Go for it.

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[Eribacar]

Thanks to all, I'll get the oil changed and add moly slip. Real problem, apart from a whine, is that the clutch cable needs adjusting, making gear changing harder, and, believe me, you do a lot of gear changing in a 2 l petrol!!

 

[tonyidle]

Thanks to all, I'll get the oil changed and add moly slip. Real problem, apart from a whine, is that the clutch cable needs adjusting, making gear changing harder, and, believe me, you do a lot of gear changing in a 2 l petrol!!

I had one - you could use a brick as a cruise control. Mine was in an Autoquest. I also had the clutch problem - unfortunately it was gummed-up input shaft splines.

 

[Silver-Fox]

i personally wouldnt from what ive been told some parts of a gearbox rely on friction and moly might not allow this whats actually the problem with your gearbox? an oil change often helps prolong them

Nothing I know of in a gearbox that’s needs friction to work.

Any idea what the we’re talking about

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[Landy Andy]

Synchros ?

 

[Silver-Fox]

Synchros ?

Ive no idea that’s why I asked ?