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Old 04-28-2012, 10:41 PM
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Trans Fluid Change- HELP!

Who knows if the truck should be level to the ground OR the trans pan should be level? THe truck is sitting level to the ground currently and when I took off the fill bolt first about a half quart spilled out. Now when I'm re-filling I am concerned when I follow the proper steps, I may end up under filling.

Right now with the truck level to the ground, the trans pan is not level when putting the level on the outer edge of the pan. Anyone help!?


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