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  • #31
    where do i put tranny fluid in my tranny????

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    • #32
      sry forgaot to add the errrrrr duhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

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      • #33
        You remove the speedo cable assy. (10mm bolt) and pour in there. When you take out the bolt the assy will pull out of trans.
        Brian
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        • #34
          the line that runs directly into the firwall right?

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          • #35
            Where it attaches on the trans. But yes it is the cable that runs through the firewall.
            Brian
            http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2274977



            93 GL modyfied!!!
            :fish:

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            • #36
              down to the tranny from the firewall
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              • #37
                cool thx happy new year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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                • #38
                  Well then, I will have to get some! Never tried it!
                  Have had 6 Festys... and counting...

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                  • #39
                    I usually use the BFH and smack the spindle where the tierod sits in. Shock them loose, don't use the pickle fork. With a loosening solvent you can done the same precedure to the LCA as well.
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                    • #40
                      Next time you remove a tierod end and the nut does not come all the way off, clampthe bottom of the spindle and the top of the BJ with vice grips.
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                      • #41
                        so the 10 mm nut to the left of the line that runs up through the firewall right

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