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#40656 09/19/2004 9:06 PM
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I have a '45 half ton with an original 4sp. transmission. Upon reading my shop manuel, it says the tranny holds 5 1/2 pints of fluid. Am I correct to assume that topping it up level to the fill plug is the same thing? :rolleyes:

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That method's worked on just about every manual trans I've ever serviced. Just be sure not to get the lube level up to the point where the input and output shafts are submerged, ot it's almost impossible to avoid a leak.
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