eric_banks32
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Double check your filter and if your work checks out its time to take it to a shop. A flush won't help any of the conditions that you have described.
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Except for that dented right front fender ?!?Drop the pan again and check the plastic tube has o rings on both ends and the filter is on correctly. While you have the cover off drill it for a drain plug. My truck wouldnt move in the mornings so I swapped filters. Thats when I found out it was missing an o ring and the filter wasnt secured correctly. I have had no issues since then.
Best of luck,
Doug.
Disregard the last post. I found it. Page 140 in TM 9-2320-289-20PI just bought a filter for my transmission. I figured on changing it since all fluids were drained before I got it from GL. I'm hoping some one could point point me to the TM that shows changing it out so (hopefully) I don't have any issues afterwards.
Instructions are in TM 9-2320-289-20, Chapter 5-2. Disreguard the first picture unless you have the Atric Kit installed.![]()
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