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Old 04-14-2007, 05:22 PM   #1 (permalink)
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i'm looking at the pic in the owners manual and i just want to make sure i got the right one. is this the drain?
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Old 04-14-2007, 06:31 PM   #2 (permalink)
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thats a big 10-4 and the filler bolt is about the same size on the front of the tranny

what fluid are you using?
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According to my shop manual you are indeed correct to assume that is the drain plug...
Re-tighten to 22-25lb.ft...




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i bought some redline mt-90. $14 a bottle, but it was the only place in town that i could find it. everyone on here seems to like it so i thought i'd give it a try.
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i bought some redline mt-90. $14 a bottle, but it was the only place in town that i could find it. everyone on here seems to like it so i thought i'd give it a try.
I use GM Syncromesh, No problems with yet

tell me what color your old fluid was.Mine was like silver
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thanks for the help guys! i'll take a pic of the fluid if it looks to an odd colour.
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well i finally got aroung to changing the oil. it was a goldish dark brown kinda color, not silver like yours gregster. it did smell kinda burnt though and there were a few tiny metal shavings stuck on the drain plug. i only have about 75000 km on the car. the filler hole is 17mm and the drain is 24mm.
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I use redline tranny fluid in the turbo car and have had good results. The second gear synchro isn't as smooth as I would like it to be but it works better than factory fluid. Just like any fluid though it will break down over time so remember to change it based on your driving.
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i bought some redline mt-90. $14 a bottle, but it was the only place in town that i could find it. everyone on here seems to like it so i thought i'd give it a try.
That stuff works awesome....
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