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View Poll Results: Is it necessary to change the "Lifetime" trans oil in the X5 4.4 at 100k?
Yes 26 74.29%
No 4 11.43%
It's Lifetime, therefore NEVER 5 14.29%
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Old 04-15-2010, 06:59 PM
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I actually read through almost all of this thread.

This is a really good thread, in that, anyone who doesn't have a firm opinion on whether they should or should not change their transmission fluid (especially at a high mileage), ... who ends up finding this thread through a search and reads through this thread.... will most definitely NOT change the transmission fluid, based on the materials presented by both sides AND the manner in which they were presented.
Then they would being doing so against sound advice and favoring an urban legend.
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