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Old 12-14-2016   #11
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Default Re: Just a reminder when changing trans fluid!!!

Thanks for sharing I ordered some of these for next time.


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Old 12-14-2016   #12
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Default Re: Just a reminder when changing trans fluid!!!

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Thanks for sharing I ordered some of these for next time.


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No problem, actually thanks to another member who posted the info originally awhile back!!!
This was just a reminder.....good to have in the tool box, just in case!!!
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Old 12-17-2016   #13
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Yes. And, for what its worth, I bought a 3 piece set of Allen sockets (1/2" drive) from AutoZone.

And, the first time I removed my drain and fill plugs - it took a 2' pipe nipple on the end of the breaker bar to get them loose. Since then and every time I reinstall them I use either Teflon plumber's tape, or a dab of "NeverSieze" on the threads. Since using the tape or NS, I only need the ratchet wrench and the socket to service the transmission (plugs).
I use ARP thread sealer, works beautifully!

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Old 12-19-2016   #14
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Default Re: Just a reminder when changing trans fluid!!!

There are several opinions on this but I use a very light coat of Permatex 300 Form A Gasket on both surfaces of mating parts of all assemblies in contact with oil or water (water pump, oil pan and oil filter housing assemblies). I always use a thin coat of Permatex on the Oil Pan Drain Plug, Transmission Fill and Drain Plugs and Differential Drain Plug also. This not only helps seal the plugs but also acts as a thread locker (A little less bolt torque with a good sealant). Tighten just tight enough to not leak on all drain plugs.


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