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Old 03-12-2019, 05:25 PM
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Mine is due for a fluid change, so I'll be trying this method when I have time. Last time I did the cooling line flush but connected my hose down lower (in the other, older thread on this method). I cycled through my gears while it was pumping out fluid. Mine was at temperature, but that was mainly so it would flow better I guess. But, I was also doing an initial drain from the pan drain. This method looks like it's omitting the drain from the pan.. I think. OP?
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