This vid saved my butt, That little spring valve next to to hole for the filter just fell out when I pulled the filter out. I stopped this video to see hoe it's supposed to be, they don't build things secure anymore. at 10:48 you can see it to the left of the filter hole, BE CAREFUL there's no warnings in any manual telling a guy the stuff can fall out if bumped
@@davonwalker7336 I don’t know the name but I know those three lines connect to the pump and one of them has an inline filter not sure of the name…..are you trying to replace yours ?
Nice video, I do most my maintenance on my cars , but this is one of the reasons I like to take the car to the shop, I don't like making my driveway look like a murder scene with transmission fluid
all of the metal shavings were stuck to the magnet stuck on the old filter housing, hope you cleaned off the magnet and place it back in the circle indentation on the inside bottom of the trans pan were it belongs. be sure to torque your trans pan bolts to 7-9ft lbs so you dont split the gasket
Q. What will be the best way to take out some old Transmission Oil from an Impala to use it for another Impala that just got a complete flush and now is taking time time to change shift. Taking time to enganged.
Check the fluid condition first. Make sure it’s not dark in color and doesn’t have a burning smell. If it checks out good you can go ahead and change it
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This vid saved my butt, That little spring valve next to to hole for the filter just fell out when I pulled the filter out. I stopped this video to see hoe it's supposed to be, they don't build things secure anymore. at 10:48 you can see it to the left of the filter hole, BE CAREFUL there's no warnings in any manual telling a guy the stuff can fall out if bumped
Good job. Like how your camera stays in focus while you are doing it.
thanks for the video, I am doing mine next week
appreciations for sharing
Did it yesterday it was super easy especially when you pump out most of it through the top
whats that part called with the lines right there?
@@davonwalker7336 I don’t know the name but I know those three lines connect to the pump and one of them has an inline filter not sure of the name…..are you trying to replace yours ?
@@dieseldawg7132 yes im tryiing to replace the thing with the three lines one of them blew out
Good video, thank you, this will help me do it for my own self on my ride! Thanks man! Big ups!
Nice video, I do most my maintenance on my cars , but this is one of the reasons I like to take the car to the shop, I don't like making my driveway look like a murder scene with transmission fluid
The trick is use someone else's driveway 😂
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all of the metal shavings were stuck to the magnet stuck on the old filter housing, hope you cleaned off the magnet and place it back in the circle indentation on the inside bottom of the trans pan were it belongs. be sure to torque your trans pan bolts to 7-9ft lbs so you dont split the gasket
Q. What will be the best way to take out some old Transmission Oil from an Impala to use it for another Impala that just got a complete flush and now is taking time time to change shift. Taking time to enganged.
Drop pan or suck up from the top w a harbor freight fluid exchanger
Se ve facil, pero es incomodo,muy bien,👍
Superb video! Thank you!
Is it the same location for 3.6 l malibu?
I have a 2011 chevy impala would go nowhere but no tranny leake are anything could it be that i need to change it
Thanks for the video! At what mileage did you change the fluid. I have a 2006 at 48k miles on it if you can believe that
I heard every 50 k miles
For my 09 Buick Lucerne 3.9 the owners manual say to change fluid and filter at 100k first, then every 50k after that
@@Chomochad do you know where i can get torque specs for my transmission bolts? It doesn’t seem to say on my owners manual
@@Joseph-nj1up I believe they are ten foot pounds
ruclips.net/video/Y18_3RW4DWU/видео.html after replacing the oil and filter I’ll do this every 30k miles
i just bought a 2007 chevy impala Lt 3.5 and the car have 80,295 miles on it so can i change the transmission fluid
Check the fluid condition first. Make sure it’s not dark in color and doesn’t have a burning smell. If it checks out good you can go ahead and change it
@@mapauto8934 the car drives slow at first and then pick up speed so how do i fix that problem?
Good job thanks you my friend
Would I have to lift my engine for this
Use a jack or ramps
I wasnt brave enough to put that gasket up there all floppy i tacked mine down in place with gasket maket 😂
Perfect 👏👏👏
Muy bien amigo felicidades
Was there an issue you were having that made you do it? Or general maintenance?
I was just doing this for general maintenance for a customer
@@mapauto8934 good video
Nice long video, but you forgot a bolt. Make sure your not leaking
Idiot cant see
Good job but you left one bolt out of the pan.
Help me alot thanks
Thanks boss