Change trans fluid?
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Thanks for all the help. I did a pan drop trans oil/filter change yesterday and 9 gallons did the trick. My filter was bearily hanging on. The collar was extremely worn to where the filter was being held kind of in place only by the pan. The wear marks on the inside were proof of that. No chunks though so im happy.
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Filling a bone-dry transmission after a rebuild, replacement, or torque converter swap will take up to 13 quarts. That'* about all our transmissions can hold.
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I think the "official" GM Forum measurement is about 7 to 7.5 quarts, for just a pan drop and filter change. If you drained out 9 quarts, then congratulations, you somehow got more dirty fluid out of your car.
Filling a bone-dry transmission after a rebuild, replacement, or torque converter swap will take up to 13 quarts. That'* about all our transmissions can hold.
Filling a bone-dry transmission after a rebuild, replacement, or torque converter swap will take up to 13 quarts. That'* about all our transmissions can hold.
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I think the "official" GM Forum measurement is about 7 to 7.5 quarts, for just a pan drop and filter change. If you drained out 9 quarts, then congratulations, you somehow got more dirty fluid out of your car.
Filling a bone-dry transmission after a rebuild, replacement, or torque converter swap will take up to 13 quarts. That'* about all our transmissions can hold.
Filling a bone-dry transmission after a rebuild, replacement, or torque converter swap will take up to 13 quarts. That'* about all our transmissions can hold.