The tranny flush I never thought was possible this way......
04-25-2004, 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by A Bonnie Canuck
Originally Posted by killer_cr80r
Originally Posted by A Bonnie Canuck
Seriously, if you want to get all of it you have to run the engine for about 15 seconds or so with the drain plug out to empty the system as Willren pointed out. I have to take my hat off to Saturn for making a transmission with a drain plug and....an external filter (just like an oil filter). Talk about the cat'* a%^!! I do believe that they have went away from that again though. Hmmm makes you wonder...
And hello GAMEOVER the ASE certicication I did over 2 evenings only because it was something else to put on a resume. The ASE cert is not legal here in Canada to repair cars, you have to do the complete apprenticeship program (which I did from 96-00) which is 9000 hrs (4 1/2 years) with schooling and a government exam. I put the ASE under my name because it is what is understood in the U.*.
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i will remember that next time NOT TO
04-25-2004, 03:44 PM
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to both of you..don't even start...i didn't even know we had a new "gearhead" let alone one with only 100 something posts..so welcome...Killer it won't hurt your car for a short period of time..Your transmission isn't really "in use" while in park and i guess it'* safe to say that weird noise you're hearing is probably the torn boot...
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Re: The tranny flush I never thought was possible this way..
Originally Posted by killer_cr80r
engine stop leak didn't work yet its only been like 25 miles tho and it says it takes 250 miles or 3 days. Feel so confident with new fluids
Say you've got a leak, but a blown head gasket that you don't know about. You put in the stop leak, and wow, it gets through the blown gasket and into your cooling system. It then GUMS EVERYTHING up hardcore. Bye bye waterpump. And you can't forget about all the other junk that'* all over the system, in the hoses, in the head, everywhere.
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