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Re: [GMCnet] Re: Reading Tranny fluid level [message #364865 is a reply to message #364863] Mon, 21 June 2021 08:37 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Matt Colie is currently offline  Matt Colie   Canada
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Ken Henderson wrote on Mon, 21 June 2021 07:55
Are you referring to those greasy things that either won't stay connected or won't disconnect?

Ken H.
Ken,

This is why the LockNLube grease coupler was invented. Yes, they are expensive, but they work. If you look at the others that have arrived on the scene, you will know why you want the original for a GMC. Mine is on a Lincoln one handed grease gun (also not cheap) that I bought when the HF gun wouldn't lock back to reload. Together with the expensive Valvoine grease, I have the most expensive grease I have ever owned and if something happened, I would replace that exact kit tomorrow. Grease is cheaper than parts.

I also have caps on most of mine and none leak anymore.

Matt


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