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What tissue or cloth do you use for checking AT fluid dip stick?
1992 Mercedes 300D.
The manual says that the Automatic transmission is very sensitive to dust particles. So I think I need clean lint-free cloth or paper to check the transmission fluid level. What do you use? |
I always use my fingers. No kidding :)
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I'm a finger man also, my Euro manual says to use a piece of leather .Oh well finger leather will do...........
Wiliam Rogers........... |
Fingers. I'm not afraid to get dirty!
Mike |
As I once asked my always clean CPA son-in-law:
"What DO men who don't work on their own cars do with their worn out underwear?"
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Don't use a rag (or even old underwear:rolleyes: ).
Use paper or your fingers. The cotton or synthetic materials in a rag can jam things up, but the paper fibers in a paper towel the valves in the transmission can disintegrate. (This is per MB) Gilly |
After seeing a technician(mechanic) at a MB dealership pull a dirty rag from his hip pocket to check ATF fluid, I never went back.
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Shoptowels. Dey are da shizznit :D :p ;) . Use them for everything.
Thinking of replacing the paper towels in my house with them because they are so robust.:eek: |
What about napkin and kitchen towel (paper)? Do they belong to paper towel?
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Chamois
I cut a piece of chamois and keep it in a tiny ziplock in the trunk.
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