Tranny question
Aug 18, 2004, 08:34 AM
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Tranny question
Before you are going to say anything and curse me or anything else
..I did run A SEARCH..
Is there anything I have to know when changing the tranny fluid?
I got the fluid (it is the right one, don't yell).
Can I do it by myself?
Is it just unscrew the drain plug wait .....
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put the plug back in the right place
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take out the fill plug
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put 2 1/2 quarts in there
(should I put as much as it can take before it overfills?)
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put the fill plug back
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wuala
..I did run A SEARCH..
Is there anything I have to know when changing the tranny fluid?
I got the fluid (it is the right one, don't yell).
Can I do it by myself?
Is it just unscrew the drain plug wait .....
......
......
put the plug back in the right place
......
take out the fill plug
......
put 2 1/2 quarts in there
(should I put as much as it can take before it overfills?)
......
put the fill plug back
......
......
wuala
Aug 18, 2004, 08:46 AM
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Automatic or manual would be some good information, but either can be done. Manual is much easier and cheaper.
In your search, you should have found the How-To for it. In that how-to are lots of tips about problems people have run into and suggestions for making it easier.
Really, this thread should be closed.
-N
In your search, you should have found the How-To for it. In that how-to are lots of tips about problems people have run into and suggestions for making it easier.
Really, this thread should be closed.
-N
Aug 18, 2004, 05:06 PM
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Originally Posted by gregivq
Is it just unscrew the drain plug wait .....
put the plug back in the right place
take out the fill plug
put as much as it can take before it overfills
put the fill plug back
put the plug back in the right place
take out the fill plug
put as much as it can take before it overfills
put the fill plug back
I picked up one of those filler tubes you attach to the end of the bottle. It has a shut-off valve in it, and a cap for the other end. Works great.
Aug 18, 2004, 05:09 PM
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I changed my manual and it over-flowed a little, didn't do nothing to it, and now it shifts better cuz I used the red line brand. I just wouldn't underfill it.
