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Originally Posted by dkl
You can do a relatively "safe" flush by disconnecting and draining at the transmission cooler line while filling it normally at the fill hole with the engine running until you see clear fluids flowing out of the line. That should get most of the old fluids out of the torque converter. This is how my indy did mine a couple of years ago. It did took approx. 12 to 14 liters of fluids to do this.
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This is what I would be afraid to do. You will probably stir so much crap up, that it might shock the trans. Somehow it does know/measure adaptations. I feel perfectly fine dropping the pan the first time. Then I will just drain via the plug, and fill every oil change. In no time, the fluid will be at 99% renewed.
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