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17-08-2012, 08:10 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Perth, Western Australia
Posts: 549
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I have just completed a trans service and flush on a BA XR6 Turbo, using this and associated threads - thanks to the original posters. A couple of points I thought to add to the thread for anyone doing the same or similar:
Having the benefit of a car hoist and full workshop facilities and having installed a new trans filter and gasket, I chose to remove the rear trans line to drain the old fluid out. With the car up on the hoist and the owner installed in the drivers seat, it was a quick and easy job to have the car run and shut off to catch the old fluid and a drum pump was used for new fluid straight into the trans. For those of you playing at home and choosing to use the trans lines by the radiator - the lower line is the trans fluid outlet. I must admit I would rather work on an old XA, but mates will drive late model Falcons! Clint |
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Re: Complete Auto Trans Oil Change - Howto
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