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Old 01-02-2009, 10:46 PM   #1
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Tranny cleaning...(Help)

The best way to clean out the inside of a 5 spd tranny (s13) ? lmk thanks
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Old 01-03-2009, 02:50 AM   #2
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alot of degresers and scrubbing oh yea its kind of common sense type of question
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did you guys read the post? The inside! If its out of the car then i say put some gear oil in there and slosh it around and drain, if its in car then just change the gear oil whenever it looks nasty
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be specific. are you cleaning out inside the bellhousing (where the clutch and throw out bearing are) or actually inside the trans (where the gears and shafts are)?
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did you guys read the post? The inside! If its out of the car then i say put some gear oil in there and slosh it around and drain, if its in car then just change the gear oil whenever it looks nasty
I did read it. That's why I answered hot tank. It cleans everything, no matter what it is. Case, gears, forks, shafts, whatever.
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