On Fri, 07 Nov 2008 20:28:13 -0800, johngdole wrote:

> No, Jim, I attach references so you know the answer didn't come out of
> thin air. People can read the words themselves and make up their own
> minds.

actually, all you did was repeat a pile of fact-free marketing garbage
that had succeeded in getting you suckered.

"Sam Memmolo, a master mechanic with a repair shop in Georgia, adds..."

i mean, really, who gives a flying one what "sam memmolo" is alleged to
say? the only thing that's clear in the article is that it's encouraging
you to spend money on transmission oil changes. not even a hint at
testing, analysis, not a single thing scientific or quantitative.

one of the best things about the net is access to information. one of the
worst things, is exposure to mis-information. you need to learn to
filter. if there's no hard data, just opinion of "sam memmolo"'s, you
need to be suspicious of guerrilla marketing - exactly what you'd found
and posted.