Posted by Mike M on October 26, 2009 at 16:33:09 from (72.251.100.4):
In Reply to: Auto Tranny Flush posted by John T on October 26, 2009 at 14:00:15:
Used to work at a GM dealer. What the techs did on the cars and light trucks was to pull the pan and suction filter. Then you stick a hose up on where the filter goes. you may need to cut off and use part of the old filter stem ? Then stick this hose down into a jug of NEW fluid. Keep it up as short as you can. Then start the engine and watch it get sucked up. Old will run out and down everywhere. They had a 55 barrel cut in half lengthwise as a catch pan. That's how they flushed them.
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