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    change tranny fluid or flush?

    Should I just change my fluid or get it flushed? I remember reading somewhere that flushes can be bad for the transmission?
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    I've always just dropped the pan and changed the filter and add new fluid to top it off. I do it fairly regularly so the fluid stays fresh even though dropping the pan only gets about a third out.

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    Change it...most flushs don't include changing the filter... jus to mention 1 problem I have with these flushes. Hope this helps Dave

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    i reckomend both, regular changes and a flush from time to time. ive heard that if you do a flush on a higher mileage tranny that has not had a flush it can push junk into lines and ports and can cause problems but ive flushed all the trannies ive ever had and never had this issue

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    yeah

    It says so in your owners manual too.....Flush that is.... Aw never mind I've said enough...lol....Dave

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    cool thanks for the good info guys. guess im gonna get it flushed and new filter and hope for the best.

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    If you've maintained your tranny go ahead and flush it, if not a flush may break loose all the gunk in you tranny and cause internal leaks. The gunk actually becomes part of the seals and a flush can break that up.

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    I just got mine flushed with new filters, i can tell the difference, it shifts better
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