Trans fluid flush?
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If you really meant less than 7k miles are on the clock, what museum did you buy this from?
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I did mine at 69k and the fluid was pretty bad. I also put the blue top solenoids in when I did it since it was easy to do with the pan already dropped. Mine is a 2000 and a lot of people said there is no torque converter drain plug, but I found one in mine. I just manually turned the engine over a tiny bit at a time and kept getting under and looking for the drain plug. After doing this for a few minutes the drain plug finally appeared. This allowed me to change out over 90% of the fluid instead of only about 1/2 with a pan drop alone.
The dealer said the TC drain plug does not exist when I tried to buy a new washer for it. I went down the street to the Mercedes dealer and asked for the washer for a 99 s600, and it worked fine. I used Amsoil signature series multi vehicle ATF (got over 9qts in).
The dealer said the TC drain plug does not exist when I tried to buy a new washer for it. I went down the street to the Mercedes dealer and asked for the washer for a 99 s600, and it worked fine. I used Amsoil signature series multi vehicle ATF (got over 9qts in).
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JaguarXKR (12-10-2013)
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Thanks
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Plus it gives you more of a look at everything so you might catch any small issues before they become big ones. Gaskets, seals and hoses will have aged regardless of the low mileage.
Good luck and congratulations on a rare find. Now go drive the heck out of it!
p.s. god time to heavily condition the leather. Unless the PO kept up, it will be getting stiff from age and non-use.
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JaguarXKR (12-10-2013)
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Amazing, I must say. Might be OK to keep in, but if it were my car I would do what it sounds like you are doing and change all the fluids. Even oil goes bad and who knows what has settled or built up inside over the course of a decade. Plus it gives you more of a look at everything so you might catch any small issues before they become big ones. Gaskets, seals and hoses will have aged regardless of the low mileage. Good luck and congratulations on a rare find. Now go drive the heck out of it! p.s. god time to heavily condition the leather. Unless the PO kept up, it will be getting stiff from age and non-use.
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