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Old 02-04-2007, 09:58 AM
deanyel deanyel is offline
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Originally Posted by cool View Post
honest and professional opinion, the guy at the dealership is right, of course you can try to drain it and burden yourself with the cost of repairing the torque converter when it breaks, due to the metal particles. As the saying goes, don't fix what is not broken.
The corolary to this would be "never change the oil on an engine that's still running - it's not broken."
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