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Old 08-24-2007, 09:28 PM   #1
Jdub
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drainplug

well I was up under the truck today taking a look about how I am going to install this floor shifter. Anyways, I got a good look at this 3 speed tranny. And it appears to me that there is a drain plug in the center on the very bottom of the tranny. Seemed normal to me, and I figured I ought to look into the best way to change out the fluid inside. So I start snooping around these old threads trying to figure out what's involved in the fluid swap. Well from what I found, either people didn't have drain plugs, couldn't find them, or they were located on the side. Am I supposed to have a drain plug on the underside of the tranny? And what's the best way to effectively change the fluid? Thanks guys
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