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D.I.Y. ATF Change question...
Old 04-03-2006, 03:14 PM   #1 (permalink)
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D.I.Y. ATF Change question...

Getting ready to do a 30K service on my truck and change out the tranny pan. I understand that there is a lot of old ATF left in the TC, lines and trans when you just drop the pan and let it drain. I guess the "power flush" that the dealer does forces most of the old fluid out.

So......Should I let the dealer do the "power flush" or am I O.K. just letting it drain by removing the pan? Is there a way to force more of the old fluid out without a lot of specialized equipment? I know some TCs have a drain plug but I haven't heard anything about the Dodge (stock TC).

Any advice from the "experts" would be greatly appreciated.

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Jim
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