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While I like the idea you should definitely drop your pan and clean your magnets. It takes time but is the right way to do it. There are several posts and people damaging their transmission doing a flush without dropping the pan and cleaning and magnets on Tacomaworld.com When I dropped mine it had over 100,000 miles. There was a lot of debris on the magnets and all that would've been flushed into the valve body doing this procedure. You can absolutely wreck your transmission if that happens.

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