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2004 to 2008 F-150 and Mark-LT 4.2L, 4.6L and 5.4L equipped F-150s and Mark-LTs. |
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88, I'm going to add your "technique" to the "how to" thread. It may keep at least a teaspoon full of fluid off your arm!
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I know with past tranny work. That trying to do them on the floor isn't always the best.
I've learned that renting a two post hoist and a stall at a local shop keeps me a little cleaner along with my tools. My garage floor doesn't get as messy either. They are a PIA. Why the mfgrs never put in a drain plug is beyond my comprehension. That drain plug would make it so much easier.
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what are the key benefits of these kits..? can these kits be used in addition to the gryphon programmer? or are they intended to be used in place of?
I wonder what a tranny shop would charge for labour to install this .. any guesses? i would never attempt this myself |
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What a tranny shop would charge to do this would all depend on: If they are hourly>>1-2hours. If they have a jobber rate. How much they charge for the fluid. You should use new stuff.
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