Re: Trans pan is OFF, truck is still down, read how and why...

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Wowsers, seems like a pain in the butt. This is why I do all the work on my
Dak except for the tranny service. I have the tranny fluid changed every
year, and just fork over $40 to a local oil place. They drop the pan, clean
it, new filter, pan gasket, and refill tranny fluid. Good to hear you
atleast got it off though.
Kyle
93 Dakota 4x4 V6

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