Yea, what about this "backflushing" thing we hear about now. I am fairly new to automatic transmissions. My Subaru is a auto and I'm wondering about this in lew of changing the filter. Also isnt it true on some cars(most) you can't even get all the old oil out of the trans. The Mercedes has a plug to pull on the torque converter, so if we drain that and the pan do we get most all out? But what about cars that dont have those drains? Max
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> Subject: [diesel_mercedes] how do you say quick?
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> Date: Friday, February 17, 2012, 1:15 PM
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> 1. ordered a new antenna yesterday (Thurs) and the package arrived at the house today. (fri) and that is with standard ground (read free) shipping. and yes I purchased the hirschmann power one. $$$.
> Partsgeek.com they must have a warehouse in no texas.
> no excuse not to put it in this weekend.
> 2. radiator expansion tank had water below it, but I snugged up hose and tightened the clamp, and for 3 days, no water! more money saved.
> 3. oil changed last weekend with air filter.
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> replace trans filter.Leaving it in is like trying to wash clothes in mud
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