Transmission Drain Plug Nut at Peggy Cathy blog

Transmission Drain Plug Nut. Always remove the ignition key to allow for sleep mode (reduced parasitic drain on battery). Go under the car and remove the atf drain plug, let drain until it starts to trickle, put the plug back in; I weld a nut to the drain plugs to remove them, then toss them in the trash. The same plug from bmw is not what you want. #1 · may 20, 2020. One option is to remove the transmission pan. Turns a typical transmission pan without a drain plug into a convenient transmission pan with a drain plug. I know the world likely doesn't need another torque guide but i have been keeping a doc on my iphone that i use. Turn off the engine, fans kept. A gm hex head drain plug that uses a 14 or 15 mm. Have someone weld a hex nut to 'outside' of pan. Put all of the bolts/nuts your remove from the part you are working on in a plastic bag or solo cup that is labeled with the part you just removed!

Go under the car and remove the atf drain plug, let drain until it starts to trickle, put the plug back in; Turn off the engine, fans kept. Turns a typical transmission pan without a drain plug into a convenient transmission pan with a drain plug. #1 · may 20, 2020. Always remove the ignition key to allow for sleep mode (reduced parasitic drain on battery). Have someone weld a hex nut to 'outside' of pan. A gm hex head drain plug that uses a 14 or 15 mm. One option is to remove the transmission pan. I weld a nut to the drain plugs to remove them, then toss them in the trash. Put all of the bolts/nuts your remove from the part you are working on in a plastic bag or solo cup that is labeled with the part you just removed!

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Transmission Drain Plug Nut Go under the car and remove the atf drain plug, let drain until it starts to trickle, put the plug back in; Turn off the engine, fans kept. #1 · may 20, 2020. The same plug from bmw is not what you want. Put all of the bolts/nuts your remove from the part you are working on in a plastic bag or solo cup that is labeled with the part you just removed! A gm hex head drain plug that uses a 14 or 15 mm. Always remove the ignition key to allow for sleep mode (reduced parasitic drain on battery). One option is to remove the transmission pan. I weld a nut to the drain plugs to remove them, then toss them in the trash. I know the world likely doesn't need another torque guide but i have been keeping a doc on my iphone that i use. Have someone weld a hex nut to 'outside' of pan. Turns a typical transmission pan without a drain plug into a convenient transmission pan with a drain plug. Go under the car and remove the atf drain plug, let drain until it starts to trickle, put the plug back in;