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Old 07-13-2007, 02:18 PM
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need a little advice...

my dealer have change the oil transmission by "auto filling" without put out the transmission pan...my question is, does it worth to put out the pan, just for replacing the oil filter??? the truck have 85000 kilometer (53750k)

the truck is a 05...48re

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Old 07-13-2007, 02:20 PM
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i would always pull the pan and change the filter.
do you drain engine oil and reuse the oil spin on? gawd i hope not.
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How do they get the fluid out if they don't pull the pan? I've pumped fluid out before by pulling one line off of the radiator and putting the car in gear but that was in an old Plymouth where I was not worried about the trans. I wouldn't do that on my new truck....
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they are lazy and use a pump and tubing down the dipstick. you dont get all the muck on the bottom, cant change the filter, nor clean the magnet. i dont advise this method. pull the pan, put in a drain plug for next time. do it right every time.
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Originally Posted by dodgezilla04
they are lazy and use a pump and tubing down the dipstick. you dont get all the muck on the bottom, cant change the filter, nor clean the magnet. i dont advise this method. pull the pan, put in a drain plug for next time. do it right every time.
this is exactely what they do....next time i"m gonna be more vigilent with them!! i have in my hand the filter!! so i think i"m gonna pull the pan and re-use the same oil since the oil is relatively new....(1 week)
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what does the book say about this. it seems that if you took it to the dealer for a service and it calls to replace the filter they should do it. not half-butt the job and suck the old oil out. thats messed up

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Originally Posted by rustyshakelford
what does the book say about this. it seems that if you took it to the dealer for a service and it calls to replace the filter they should do it. not half-butt the job and suck the old oil out. thats messed up

brett
supposedly they didn"t knew that they have been calling to change the filter...it was my driver who brought the truck!! asking to my driver after and effectively he didn"t told them!! so i"m gonna take my "pill" for this time!!
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