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Posted by Dwight on October 26, 2003 at 15:08:22 from (64.12.97.12):
I am working at getting a 300U functional that has not been used in 5-8 years. Can someone tell me how to drain "all" the fluid from the trans of a 300U? As I understand the owner's manual, I should have to pull 3 drain plugs in total -- 1 on the rear and 2 under the belly. I have pulled all of the plugs and thought that I drained all of it. However, while fixing a leak from the T/A clutch cover, I noticed plenty of the old fluid in the cavity that contains the the T/A clutch. How do I drain this? What's the trick? Is there some additional plug that I am not aware of? If so, I haven't found it. Still searching my manuals . . . Thanks in advance for feedback.
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