So was i due for a drivetrain flush and fill?
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So was i due for a drivetrain flush and fill?
Here is the transmission drain plug

then clean:

Transfer case didn't look all that bad to tell you the truth:
before:

after:

Rear diff pre:

after:

So i have had my evo since 16xxx miles in August 2004 (it is a 2003) now i have 68400 and i think this was the first flush and fill on the drive train. Well today she drives wonderfully. Silky smooth. I still have the stock OEM clutch and TC. Glad i finally did it. Used BG Syncroshift and Diaqueen (man that fills slow).
-Jon
then clean:
Transfer case didn't look all that bad to tell you the truth:
before:
after:
Rear diff pre:
after:
So i have had my evo since 16xxx miles in August 2004 (it is a 2003) now i have 68400 and i think this was the first flush and fill on the drive train. Well today she drives wonderfully. Silky smooth. I still have the stock OEM clutch and TC. Glad i finally did it. Used BG Syncroshift and Diaqueen (man that fills slow).
-Jon
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When i saw the shavings in the trans i almost **** my pants. So yeah it does feel good to get them outta there.
Yeah I was tooling around and realized that all those are recommended 15K-30K, so i am glad i didn't do any damage, but it is all street driving. And i am stock clutch at 68,400 FTW again.
Yeah I was tooling around and realized that all those are recommended 15K-30K, so i am glad i didn't do any damage, but it is all street driving. And i am stock clutch at 68,400 FTW again.
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My plugs looked like that @ 30k miles and I'm not even too hard on it! 37k miles on stock clutch FTW!

