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I have the the motor and trans in the frame on my 51 GMC can I fill the transmission SAE 90 WT oil through the shifter tower, sure would make it easy ??

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Steve,

Sure seems like a easy way to do it to me. Be sure to pull the side plug so you get some idea of the proper 'full' as the lube begins to leak out.


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That is the easiest way to do it!
Remove the side plug, fill from the top and go real slow on the last little bit so you don't overfill it, and if you do overfill let it sit with the plug out so it dribbles out to the right level.

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great, thanks, the trans was drained totally when I removed it, the manual says 6 qt's so I'll start with about 5 and see what the level is on the side plug ,,
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Check that specification again- - - - -I'd be very surprised if that's not actually 6 pints- - - -not quarts. I can't imagine that trans holding 1 1/2 GALLONS of lube!
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Yes, it,s 6 pints or lbs.


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Its 6 pints , sometimes I cant type what I am thinking,,


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You too???? grin


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