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Old Mar 3, 2002 | 11:53 PM
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help on tranny

hey what i need to know is that if i am giong to change my clucth, do I need to drain my tranny fluid. I ask because I have heard that we (91dx manual) have a closed tranny. should i drain this? and if I do where is the drain plug. and the fill plug. I've checked Hanyes and it doesn't tell, unless i am blind. also if I do drain should I add prolong tranny fluid, with the gear oil.
Old Mar 4, 2002 | 01:39 AM
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yes you should drain the tranny cause when you remove the axels to remove the tranny some tranny fluid can come out and it can cause a mess. it is just easier that way. and its probably time for you to change your tranny fluid also. i used prolong and i noticed alittle better shifts but its not a big difference. i've heard that we can use both gl5 and dex so i'll leave that up to you on what kind of fluid you want to use. on mine i use dex and thats all its ever had in it.
Old Mar 4, 2002 | 10:11 PM
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alright cool thanks. i thought I had to drain it but i thought going through the speedometer was alittle skechie.
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