XADO Hydraulic (XADO Blue) best solution to rebuild your automatic transmission or power steering pump 

Automatic transmissions - The hydraulic pump of an automatic transmission decreases in performance after years of use.  XADO Blue rebuilds the pump, restoring pressure to the plates.  If the plates are not glazed, this can often save a slipping automatic transmission. Use 2 tubes for car or light truck. For larger applications see below or contact us.  

Power steering pumps - Power streering pumps often become noisy as they wear.  XADO Blue rebuild and silences power steering pumps. Use 1 tube for car or light truck.

Hydraulic systems in heavy equipment and industry build up heat through hydraulic pressure and friction.  XADO Blue reduces the friction and heat, while it rebuilds the pump for stronger, longer performance. Contact us for proper treatment dosage.

The XADO Gel forms a new cermet coating on friction surfaces. As a result the revitalized unit often exceeds performance levels new equipment and has extended life.

Advantages

• decreases effort in hydraulic assist systems
• increases performance level of a pump
• reduces friction caused heat
• improves the tolerances of hydraulic system
• reduces noise and vibration
• reduces or eliminates automatic transmission slippage 
• protects parts from wear in case of low oil level

Technical characteristics
General characteristics of the cermet layer:

• Microhardness – 750 kg/mm2
• High corrosion resistance
• Roughness Ra up to 0,06 mkm

Application:
Add the gel-revitalizant into the automatic transmission dipstick tube (mix with 2 ounces ATF) or into the power steering pump reservoir. Check the operating oil level.

For power steering, turn the steering wheel for about 5 minutes.

Revitalization is considered to be finished after 50 hours of normal operation or about 1,000 miles.

Dosage:
1-2 quart system | 1 tube   | one time
2-5 quart system | 2 tubes | one time
5-8 quart system | 3 tubes | one time

Note.
The sure sign of revitalizing beginning is the reduction in noise levels as early as the first few miles of operation.

If after 100 miles of operation improvement does not occur, the most probable cause is a mistaken diagnosis.