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How do i drain transmission fluid on a 96 dodge Dakota?
Remove the transmission oil pan Remove the transmission oil pan Remove the transmission oil pan
How do you change the gearbox fluid on a rover 216 automatic?
You need to remove the transmission oil pan. Use an oil pan to catch the old fluid that will come out. Replace the filter while the pan is off and replace the pan gasket.
If when you pour water in your rad and it goes to your oil pan is that a blown gasket or head or busted block its on a 2001 blazer?
yes
Where is the transmission drain plug on a 1997 cirrus?
May have to drop the transmission oil pan to change fluid and filter May have to drop the transmission oil pan to change fluid and filter
Where do you drain transmission fluid out of a 2001 dodge stratus?
You have to remove the oil pan to drain the fluid.
How do you change transmission fluid in 2003 venture?
Remove transmission oil pan to access fluid and filter
How do you replace transmission fluid on dodge durango 2007?
You have to remove the trans oil pan to change fluid.
How do you change the transmission fluid in a 1999 Plymouth Grand Voyager?
Remove transmission oil pan for access to filter. Replace pan gasket, fluid and filter
What to do if you add too much transmission oil in your transmission?
Drain some out, either by removing the pan, or by disconnecting the line to the rad and running it in Park.
Where do you drain transmission fluid on 04 blazer?
Have to drop the transmission oil pan
How do you dran trasmission fluid on a 2002 Taurus?
Remove transmission oil pan
How do you change the automatic transmission fluid on a 1996 Mazda mpv 3.0 liter?
You'll have to remove the transmission oil pan to drain the transmission fluids. To do that, you'll have to initially remove all but two of the bolts that holds the oil pan. The two bolts has to be on opposite sides of each other. Once you get all the other bolts removed, slowly loosen one of the two remaining bolts and try to separate the fluid pan away from the transmission. When you do this, fluid will start to come out and you should have a pan underneath the transmission to catch the fluid. Allow the fluid to drain slowly and keep lowering one side of the pan by loosening the bolt. When most of the fluid is out, loosen the other side bolt and lower that side of the pan. Remove both bolts and lower the oil pan level to prevent spilling fluid over yourself until it is completely off of the transmission. Clean the oil pan thoroughly and do not forget o clean the magnet that's in the transmission oil pan. Remove the the three bolts that holds the transmission filter and replace the filter with a new one. Remove the old oil pan gasket and make sure the parting surface is clean before installing a new gasket. Reinstall the oil pan and torque the bolts accordingly. Service the transmission with new fluid and you're ready to go.
