If a car is a front-wheel drive car, the transmission oil pan will be up front, while a rear-wheel drive car will hold its transmission fluid towards the center. Use a pan to catch the oil underneath the transmission with help from a specialist in car restoration in this free video on car maintenance and auto repairs. Expert: Gabe Braedt Bio: Gabe Braedt currently works restoring car bodies at a local shop. Filmmaker: stephen kuykendall
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this is for the few vehicles that actually have a transmission drain plug
thanks for the vid
yeah, it is totally stupid not to put a drain plug to the trans pan. Like what the hell
couldn´t it be made easier for us consumers? bullshit. i hate changing transmission oil.
ya but you have to change the filter to and its inside the tranmission
unless you have the spin on trans filter most Subaru’s do, and im pretty sure that there are a few other vehicle out there with em
Wrong answer. If it is a automatic trans …draining the fluid will allow only about half the fluid in the trans to come out. The rest of the dirty fluid is stored in the torque converter and through out the trans. To do this well you must fill and run 1-2 min full and drain again and again then replace filter. Using a trans flush machine is best…but you can do this way …but you need t spend more money to get trans totally clean, otherwise this vid is useless.
I would u show us on a old ass car ? dum fuck !
sum cars dont have a plug
how do i change the fluid in my wifes vibrator transmission?
LMAO
i actualy never had a car with a plug on the trans.
Don’t worry about it. If your wife has a vibrator, someone else is changing her fluid.
hahahaha
HAHAHA ur funny
Thanks…..lol
Thanks……lol………more people need to lighten up and joke more!
i no man ppl r way to uptight