⚙️ Drive smoother, last longer — don’t let your transmission hold you back!
XADO EX120 Automatic Transmission Fix is a cutting-edge ceramic-based ATF additive designed to rebuild and protect metal parts inside all types of automatic transmissions, including CVT and Tiptronic. It reduces sticking, shudder, slipping, noise, and vibration while enhancing performance reliability and extending the service life of your gearbox.
Material | Ceramic |
Brand | XADO |
Package Information | Syringe |
Liquid Volume | 0.27 |
Item Weight | 10 Grams |
Specific Uses For Product | Increase Efficiency |
Item Form | Liquid |
Manufacturer | XADO Chemical Group |
UPC | 818887011923 |
Number of Items | 1 |
Item Weight | 0.353 ounces |
Package Dimensions | 9.53 x 2.83 x 1.65 inches |
Item model number | XA 12031 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Manufacturer Part Number | XA 10031 |
Y**I
Good product
This product is awesome. My transmission is shifting perfectly. I recommend this product.
J**U
Product performance
Good product, you can feel better performance, fast shipping and well protected
G**Y
Xado gear revitalize seem to help increase the life of your transmission. Used it before on boat lower end and snowmobile chain
I have used this product before in the blister pack on my snowmobiles chain cases and I had my track replaced on my 1996 Polaris Xlt touring sled and the shop which did it commented on the condition of the gears in the chain case and how the reverse gear looked like new despite the snowmobile having 7500 miles on it. I did this back in 2010 and now have about 9000 miles on my Sled. I use Amsoil interceptor and Amsoil chain case lube and Xado products to help maintain my vehicles. I used Xado for the first time back in 2007 when my wife told me our 1995 Dodge Stratus ES with the 2.5 liter V6 engine was making a rattling sound. I checked the oil and found nothing on the oil dip stick. I added oil and soon found that the factory oil pressure sender sprung a leak. I went over to Napa and got another oil sender and changed the oil with Amsoil synthetic and I noticed once the engine warmed up the oil light would flicker when idling. I went to a mechanic and he told me I most likely spun a con rod or main bearing with the engine being ran without oil. I told him I use Amsoil and he said that most likely prevented the engine from locking up. He suggested that I use Lucas which help some what on preventing the oil light from flickering constantly whIle idling. I stumbled across Xado on the internet a decided to give it a try and by the second tube out of the 3 blisters the oil light flicker was off for good. We drove the car for another 2 years after that before we sold it and the check oil light stayed off. I use both Amsoil synthetic oil and Xado engine treatment in all my cars and I have a 2003 Hyundai Elantra with over 400,000 miles on the original never been rebuilt engine and transmission and I am not sure if its entirely the Amsoil or a combination of both Amsoil synthetic and Xado but the car still runs well and the transmission shifts very well and I use Amsoil ATF which I recently did a drain and fill on. I even put it in my Fiesta after changing the DCT gear lube as preventive maintenance. I seen about a 1 mpg increase in Fuel economy since changing the fluid and adding the 120+ gear Xado gear revitalize. I figured it is cheap insurance and I like the fuel economy of the 2012 Ford Fiesta SE so I will see if it helps to increase the cars longevity even with Ford's poorly rated DCT 6 speed automated manual transmission. I bought the car used in 2014 and loved the price $10,000 and fuel economy 40 mpg. I thought about buying a Prius but a similar used Prius was over 7000 dollars more expensive than the Fiesta for simular miles 24,000 on the odometer and model year. So far working out very well.
J**Z
Ok
Ok
S**Y
New power to the rogue
I was feeling pretty desperate with my 2016 Nissan rogue ,shuttering transmission and very slow take off at stop signs,ect. Was thinking I was going try something else before new transmission.I did 1st treatment and after 1 minute of driving it started jerking a bit ,then 5 minutes more of driving the shutter was gone. It came back about 200 miles later,a little. After 1500 miles of driving,u added a second syringe. The rogue is shifting so smooth and great pick up . I would say after 2500 total miles and 2 syringes,1500 apart. The car drives better than when I bought it at 79,000 and now it has 204,000 miles on it. It had 189,000 on it when I did first treatment. I wanted to wait to leave review to see how treatments performed.Fantastic product!!! I also bought the engine additive and did 2 rounds of 3 syringes each,500 miles apart. I had another if vibration in the motor , thinking it needed motor mounts but they were good. The engine treatment took care of 95% of vibration when it's idleing at stop sign.Sorry for the long review but loots to say about their great products.Thank you
T**Z
Lucas is better
Used 3 in a 06 Volvo XC90. The valve body’s are known to have problems wearing down in these so I decided to give this a try before I have it replaced. The reason I chose this product is because it says it repairs metal. My symptoms were hard 2-3 up shift that was noticeable when cold almost went away when driving on the highway but in stop and go traffic or idling for awhile it got a lot worse. When it got really hot it would sometimes flare up when going to 2-3 then clunk into 4th. If I keep airflow to the cooler it does a lot better. Also when it got warmer I would get a hard 3-2 downshift but was almost nonexistent when airflow was good. I realize that it is a very temp dependent issue but after lots of research I found it’s the valve body wearing down. Before I added it I changed all of the fluid with oem fluid and reset adaptations then drove for about 1000 miles to see if there was a change. It was slightly better after fluid change so I decided to add this to see if I could make it better. It got worse for awhile at first and I thought I messed up and was regretting it but I kept driving it. After another 1k it got maybe 10% better than it was before. I really didn’t want to pay for the valve body yet so I decided to drain some fluid out and add a bottle of Lucas and made sure the level was correct. The Lucas made it about 50-70% better but it still didn’t like the heat. I drive a lot of highway miles and it’s perfectly fine on the highway but after 30 min of stop and go traffic it starts to shift harder again. I realize that I have damaged parts and there is no magic potion to fix that so it was basically a last ditch effort. I feel that a lot of the reviews aren’t based on results but instead of what’s in people’s heads. If you are trying to get that last bit of life out of your transmission I’d go with Lucas because I’ve always had good results with it. It’s also a lot cheaper than this stuff and even if it doesn’t work it’s less money wasted.
C**H
shuttering transmission
I had to do treatment twice. Kinda worked for about 2 weeks. Bought TriboTex now trying it after flushing trans fluid and replenishing.
R**O
Bye bye shutter
Did a Transmission fluid change on my Mazda CX-9, then applied this product. So far so good. No more shutter. Thank you so much for this! Value for the money.
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