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Transmission fluid level check, Manny method. [message #345335] Mon, 15 July 2019 09:08 Go to previous message
RF_Burns is currently offline  RF_Burns   Canada
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So I've mentioned before I can't effectively read the tanny dipstick with any accuracy. I've got a bit of fluid coming out the vent so I'm wondering if the level is a bit high.

I'm going to try the Manny method of removing the modulator and letting the excess drain out the modulator mounting hole... that should be the Full level.

So
-Take the coach for a drive to get the tranny up to operating temperature.
-park on a level area and run the shifter through all positions.

I'm assuming I shut OFF the engine before removing the modulator?? (Gene's site does not say)

How long do I have to complete this operation before the torque converter starts draining down?

I have a Ragusa tranny pan, I'm guessing that should not matter.

Thanks



Bruce Hislop
ON Canada
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