Transmisson problem after oil change
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I put 7 quarts in mine, I only let the thing drain for about 10 to 15 minutes, so there was probably another 2 or so qt in there of the old stuff so I think mine has a total of 9 qt. Did the manual say 2qt or 2 liters? Just curios might be confusing if it was in liters, which would 8 qt total? LOL I dunno
-tim
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well I got a total of 6 in there tonight and tried the same thing with forward and reverse and the trans worked like it was supposed too. I have more oil if i need it and will drive it in the morning to see how it does. Thanks for the help guys.
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RE: Transmisson problem after oil change
ORIGINAL: timsalas
I put 7 quarts in mine, I only let the thing drain for about 10 to 15 minutes, so there was probably another 2 or so qt in there of the old stuff so I think mine has a total of 9 qt. Did the manual say 2qt or 2 liters? Just curios might be confusing if it was in liters, which would 8 qt total? LOL I dunno
-tim
I put 7 quarts in mine, I only let the thing drain for about 10 to 15 minutes, so there was probably another 2 or so qt in there of the old stuff so I think mine has a total of 9 qt. Did the manual say 2qt or 2 liters? Just curios might be confusing if it was in liters, which would 8 qt total? LOL I dunno
-tim
a typical pan pull is 6 quarts or so. Let it drain longer (overnight) you'll get more. An extra deep pan could add as much as 4 more quarts.
PA-13 quarts sounds really high, did you pull the check valve in the tranny line going to the radiator?
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RE: Transmisson problem after oil change
ORIGINAL: aim4squirrels
4 quarts are in a gallon. A 2 liter bottle of soda isn't as big as a gallon of milk, A quart and a liter are roughly the same size 1 gal= 4 qts= 3.89 liters.
a typical pan pull is 6 quarts or so. Let it drain longer (overnight) you'll get more. An extra deep pan could add as much as 4 more quarts.
PA-13 quarts sounds really high, did you pull the check valve in the tranny line going to the radiator?
ORIGINAL: timsalas
I put 7 quarts in mine, I only let the thing drain for about 10 to 15 minutes, so there was probably another 2 or so qt in there of the old stuff so I think mine has a total of 9 qt. Did the manual say 2qt or 2 liters? Just curios might be confusing if it was in liters, which would 8 qt total? LOL I dunno
-tim
I put 7 quarts in mine, I only let the thing drain for about 10 to 15 minutes, so there was probably another 2 or so qt in there of the old stuff so I think mine has a total of 9 qt. Did the manual say 2qt or 2 liters? Just curios might be confusing if it was in liters, which would 8 qt total? LOL I dunno
-tim
a typical pan pull is 6 quarts or so. Let it drain longer (overnight) you'll get more. An extra deep pan could add as much as 4 more quarts.
PA-13 quarts sounds really high, did you pull the check valve in the tranny line going to the radiator?
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RE: Transmisson problem after oil change
yes, the check valve will let the radiator and stock aux cooler drain backward and out of the tranny.
PA that makes a lot more sense. So does that whole system now run you 20+ quarts?
PA that makes a lot more sense. So does that whole system now run you 20+ quarts?
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RE: Transmisson problem after oil change
ORIGINAL: aim4squirrels
yes, the check valve will let the radiator and stock aux cooler drain backward and out of the tranny.
PA that makes a lot more sense. So does that whole system now run you 20+ quarts?
yes, the check valve will let the radiator and stock aux cooler drain backward and out of the tranny.
PA that makes a lot more sense. So does that whole system now run you 20+ quarts?