Transmision service
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Bojangles
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no sealant needed, buy a new Gasket
make sure your VERY familiar with the trans fluid check procedure and use World Standard fluid or walk away before you start
they are not "sealed" as in definite.... they are all serviceable, but quicklubes use the terminology so to avoid dicking with the rediculous procedures.
I see a gasket, but no mention of sealant
make sure your VERY familiar with the trans fluid check procedure and use World Standard fluid or walk away before you start
they are not "sealed" as in definite.... they are all serviceable, but quicklubes use the terminology so to avoid dicking with the rediculous procedures.
I see a gasket, but no mention of sealant
whippersnapper02
Negative Nancy
I'll take being under my truck for 2 hours doing the job correctly over some iffy tech at the tune of $300.
OR17TRD
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whippersnapper02
Negative Nancy
Yup. Had them do it once at 50K miles because I was unsure but now I do it myself. I think I was still in the other house so that's like 5 years ago.
Edit: Also way before you were a Taco owner.
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OR17TRD
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Fair enough.Yup. Had them do it once at 50K miles because I was unsure but now I do it myself. I think I was still in the other house so that's like 5 years ago.
Edit: Also way before you were a Taco owner.
kp.taco
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Mine is due for service but I'm not messing with it I don't have the time. I worked at a Toyota dealer selling parts for about 3 years and became good friends with the master tech. He will be doing the trans service and I won't have to second guess the work.. Well worth the money IMO and saves the head ache... [emoji5]
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OR17TRD
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Little late to the conversation lots of good info ^
Let us know what you're doing.
lots of good info ^Let us know what you're doing.