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transmission fluid change
I have a 99 CV. I was thinking of replacing the automatic trans fluid by using a pump to such up the trans fluid thru the dipstick. Approximately how much fluid can I replace doing it this way vs power flush vs changing filter and some fluid ? Thanks in advance for your replies
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Re: transmission fluid change
You may get 4 quarts out of the pan. That is an 11 quart + or - a 1/2 quart system. Also if the filter is dirty, you are not helping yourself any.
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Re: transmission fluid change
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-Drop the pan, clean the pan & magnet, and change the filter. Reinstall the pan, reusing the original reusable gasket. -Drain the torque converter thru the converter drain plug & reinstall plug -Remove both tranny cooler lines from the transmission and flush the transmission cooler, preferably with a flush gun & some solvent, or with some "Kooler Klean" aerosol tranny cooler flush. Dry it out thoroughly with compressed air and reattach the lines. -pour 8 quarts of Mercon V ATF in thru the dipstick tube. Start the car. Pour in 4 more quarts, cycle the shifter thru all positions, then check the fluid. You may need 1 more quart or so. There is also a slightly different method available at crownvic.net under the tech link, which works fine. The method I outlined is IMHO better though. Either way you go, change the filter and ALL the fluid, or it's a waste of time.
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Thanks a bunch..I'll change the filter and flush
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