> Wow, your local lube place is charging you an arm and leg. Valvoline
(Don't
> work there anymore, They are gonna get sued) where I worked at only
charged
> 79.99 and I'd usually give people 10 dollar off coupons who did the
service,
> so it came out to 69.99 plus tax.
>
> It basically just hooks up into your cooler lines and it gets tranny
fluid
> pressure from what your tranny pumps out and a piston (you can see it)
> pushes new fluid into the tranny lines back into the transmission
>
> As far as it being better? I don't know. I had to say I ran it through
my
> tranny a "couple" of times during my course working there. After I did
the
> shift kit, I put a screen filter in instead of the paper filter... Some
> said it is used in newer cars. Oh well, no tranny troubles, yet!
Well most do charge around $80, but the $120 was for the tranny fluid flush,
along with having them do the $40 'drop the pan service'(new filter, clean
the pan, and new pan gasket). I should have mentioned that in my first post.
I do have a $15 off coupon, so it wold be right around $100 for
everything......still unsure if it would help my truck out though. Thanks
for the info.
Kyle
93 Dakota 4x4 V6
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