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changeing my tranny fluid as we speak...well trying to. 96 gt...where the devil is the drain plug?
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You know when you walk into a bar and you see “that girl”, and know instantly she is out of your league? How does that feel, because I have no idea and never will.
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please dont tell me its under the pan..and if so tell me the gasket is reusable..You know when you walk into a bar and you see “that girl”, and know instantly she is out of your league? How does that feel, because I have no idea and never will. -
It's on the side of the transmission from what I can tell in my google image search.
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could you share that link i cant find any bolt like drain plug on the side front or backYou know when you walk into a bar and you see “that girl”, and know instantly she is out of your league? How does that feel, because I have no idea and never will.Comment
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intresting. thanksYou know when you walk into a bar and you see “that girl”, and know instantly she is out of your league? How does that feel, because I have no idea and never will.Comment
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is it the top bolt or bottom bolt..I would think bottom yes?You know when you walk into a bar and you see “that girl”, and know instantly she is out of your league? How does that feel, because I have no idea and never will.Comment
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If it's anything like a T5 then yes, top for fill, bottom for drain.Originally posted by TransAmCamm View PostComment
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if its an auto since he was talking pan and gasket there is no drain plug on the 4r70w auto trans, have to remove the pan or have a shop flush itComment
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LolJake H.
68 Chevy c10 740hp turbo 383/350. 7 time king of the streets champion. Destroyer of pistons
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Again I'm going to go with "If you don't know, you shouldn't be doing it".
I Love you CAM!^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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Originally posted by Slow35th
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