Changing my transmission filter and fluid right now do I have to torque the bolts and if I do how many ft
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07-03-2015
Changing my transmission filter and fluid right now do I have to torque the bolts and if I do how many ft
07-03-2015
I think its like 12-14 ft/lbs. Do it in 3 stages. Reuse the stock rubber gasket if you have it. Don't forget the shift kit
07-03-2015
heres the story today my parents used my car to go a coffee and I could be my tranny when they took off was making some noise and then they called and said the car wouldn't when in gear so I figured I would try to change the fluid and filter and the colour of the fluid was dark brown and smelled bad got everything back together and still no luck wont budge at all could my transmission be shot ??? And about a week ago my transmission would shift 1 to 2nd fine but to 3rd gear would take a while
07-03-2015
Does it move when 1st gear is selected??
If so, then the forward band is likely broken if it does not move in drive.
07-04-2015
no it didn't move at all after I installed the new filter and fluid and couple hrs later the car would move but barley so I topped the fluid again and went for a ride and it started getting better now its back to normal ??
07-04-2015
A pan drop requires almost 8 quarts, so if you didnt put in enough or the filter came loose, that is going to be an issue.
07-04-2015
been driving it around running good so far will check the fluid level tomorrow morning and holy 8 quarts
07-04-2015
10ft/lbs, and the factory gasket is a metal/rubber hybrid, if it's full rubber it's aftermarket.Originally Posted by bandook
I think its like 12-14 ft/lbs. Do it in 3 stages. Reuse the stock rubber gasket if you have it. Don't forget the shift kit
Yeah, 7.4 quarts. Being a 2004, you can save some money and use Dex 3 instead of 6.
07-04-2015
Actually its 7.3857 quarts, rubber/steel gasket, and 120 in/lbs.
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