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Old 12-19-2011, 04:55 PM
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Man this has been a huge learning track. Thank you for doing this Phil. I had another quick question. In your tranny after the torque converter failed you had a lot of sludge and i have that but not as bad its minor. however i still would like to take everything apart and clean that stuff out. My question is what can i use to wash the parts with? Again it maybe a stupid question but ive never worked on a tranny before so im taking my time and asking a lot of questions.

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