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flush it 700

posted by  interstition on  Sat Aug 18 20:37 CST 2007
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I've flushed four bricks after aquiring them at between 180 and 220K miles. Never had a problem post flush evne though a couple of them had nasty brown fluid when I got them. It is really quite easy to do yourself in the driveway and I suggest you try that rather than trust it to the tranny shop which could possibly benefit from any "problem" that might arise. You will save a bunch of money on the flush besides the satisfaction of knowint it was done right.

There is a good writeup on doing it yourself in the 700/900 FAQ under "select shortcut" at the top right of this page.






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