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Old 08-08-2005, 10:57 AM   #65 (permalink)
Mitsugirl3kgt
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Default Re: How to: Flush your ATX fluid and change your internal filter

Please get back to me on what you find out in regards to the TC.


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Originally Posted by ProwlerGT
Hopefully I'll have some time tomorrow at work and I can check with that "flush system" place I mentioned earlier in this thread and answer the TC question. If anything xSabrielx flushing the system would provide a better "draining" if you will, in that it would be pressurized as the fluid exist the tranny case rather than just falling out of it with no pressure.



Thanks for the credentials but considering I don't know you I'll rely on my own trans professionals to talk to me like I'm 4. My car has 94k on the clock, you mean I was supposed to change the trans fluid in that time????


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Originally Posted by houdini
Yes.
I've been ASE certified for 14 years, racing cars for just as long, had my Buick GN atx apart half a dozen times upgrading it w/ trans brakes etc, turbo probe atx w/ wet shot, installed shiftkits/end clutchs on 3/S's, built up my TT myself, talked personally w/ John Shepard about trans and our cars http://www.shepracing.com , Buscher Racing/ Switzer Performance locally, 14 years going to Norwalk Raceway/Drayway 42, roadcoarsing at Nelson Ledges/ Mid Ohio, but ya your right I dunno what i'm talking about. Run those cars w/ 15 year old fluid and high miles. Wait until there is a problem then deal with it. Thats a great way to go about it. Prevenative maintenance is a myth. /sarcasm

Best of luck you.
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