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Old 09-22-2006, 04:49 PM
lee polowczuk lee polowczuk is offline
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no problem with transmission..

you have to drain the torque converter first.... figure 66% of the fluid will come from there.... it's in front of the transmission pan... in a bell housing.. will have a allen type screw that you have to take out...just like the pan.

don't flush.. i just use mobile 1.

i have never changed differential fluid in any car i have ever owned... so it will be interesting to see others way in..


The tranny drain should take you about an hour and a half tops.... it is likely you will spill 4-5 ounces from the pan unless you have a second set of hands to help you lower it..

it's not that much more difficult than draining your oil...
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