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Old 03-21-08, 09:35 AM
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I have '02 GS300 with close to 90K miles. Is it better to do a complete transmission flush or should I do drain and fill every oil change? Thank you in advance.
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If you have not have tranny problems, just do a regular drain and refill as maintenance. Is your fluid really dark?
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just like GSteg said, if you have no problems, just drain and fill. better yet, somewhere in between, drop the pan and replace the filter.
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Originally Posted by GSteg
If you have not have tranny problems, just do a regular drain and refill as maintenance. Is your fluid really dark?
I took out the dip stick to look at and the fluid seem reddish. How much ATF should I put in after I have it drained?
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If you drain from the transmission pan, you're going to get about 2-3 quarts out.
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