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Posted by Cecil Aman on December 31, 2006 at 10:50:59 from (66.56.225.213):
1949 8N. I am replacing the transmission fluid, and as I have read on numerous times, I removed the bottom bolt on the right hand inspection cover and started filling. I continued filling and watching the bolt hole, nothing happening. I emptied the five gallon bucket, finally decided to check the dipstick and it was way overfull. Could this hole be plugged. I stuck a screwdriver in it until it hit metal, and no trash visible, hole does not seem to be plugged.
Left it set overnight and it drained maybe a pint, but it is still checking over full on the dipstick.
Can someone tell me what is happening, and what I am doing wrong.
Thanks for your response.
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