tsterkel Posted November 24, 2005 Report Posted November 24, 2005 tech: need Paxton Expert On my '63 R2 Avanti, I have some questions. 1. dip stick. is the fill to the first, second nipple or on the curve? 2. what happens if it is too full? 3. how do I drain? 4. how do I fill? 5. starting at 2500 and peaking at 2900, I get a whine, which disappears over 3200. Is is important? 6. I understand that the "oil" is any quality ATF. Is synthetic ok? (I am a synthetic fan). thanks in advance! terry
nimesh1963 Posted November 29, 2005 Report Posted November 29, 2005 Hi, fill the blower to the second dot. Overfilling causes high pressure and will cause leaks. You can drain it by either: removing the supercharger and draining or you can leave the supercharger mounted. Then take the supercharger belts off. Take a vacuum line off the intake manifold and insert it in the supercharger dipstick hole. Crank up the car and it will suck out the fluid. This will cause a lot of smoke for a bit, but it's just burning the fluid. The whine is normal if it is sort of a whisteling sound. It is a resonant frequency that is generated in a particular RPM range. RPM's will differ according to what impeller, pulley, or internal mods you have made. I use B&M trickshift fluid in my superchargers. That is what I run in my R3 engines and my R2. It is a higher spec oil. I have not tried the synthetic yet. I don't suppose it would hurt. Nimesh On my '63 R2 Avanti, I have some questions. 1. dip stick. is the fill to the first, second nipple or on the curve? 2. what happens if it is too full? 3. how do I drain? 4. how do I fill? 5. starting at 2500 and peaking at 2900, I get a whine, which disappears over 3200. Is is important? 6. I understand that the "oil" is any quality ATF. Is synthetic ok? (I am a synthetic fan). thanks in advance! terry <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
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