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deadtrend1 07-15-2007 10:14 AM

Trans fluid in my Silverado
 
At 46,000 miles, should I do any maintence on the trans in my 01 Silvy? Would it be a bad idea to change the filter, and just replace whatever comes out? or is the full professional flush worth the price?

Or, do I just let it be?

GP99GT 07-15-2007 10:24 AM

definitley do the filter...wouldnt bother with a full flush at that mileage unless the fluid is dirty. just replace whatever fluid comes out.

JSPERFORMANCE 07-15-2007 04:01 PM

Tim,
Just drop the pan and replace the filter. Do not throw the gasket out it should be a reuseable type with a steel core. Refill the trans with Valvoline or other high grade conventional dextron. I perform this service to my truck every 30k. Good luck.
p.s. Dont even try to take the drain plug out of the trans pan 99% of them siezed in there and you just end up rounding off the head and hitting your knuckles on the crossmember. (so I have heard of course.. lol)

deadtrend1 07-15-2007 05:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JSPERFORMANCE (Post 364062)
Tim,
Just drop the pan and replace the filter. Do not throw the gasket out it should be a reuseable type with a steel core. Refill the trans with Valvoline or other high grade conventional dextron. I perform this service to my truck every 30k. Good luck.
p.s. Dont even try to take the drain plug out of the trans pan 99% of them siezed in there and you just end up rounding off the head and hitting your knuckles on the crossmember. (so I have heard of course.. lol)

you just heard that? not from personal experiences right :wink:

thanks guys ... ill pick up a new filter this week .....

WildBillyT 07-15-2007 07:00 PM

Yep, pan drop and filter change. :D


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