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Old 04-06-14, 02:36 AM
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Lightbulb Replacement of Trans oil on GX

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Who would want to do this job by themselves.
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Mann777,
Thanks for making this a sticky.....how would you go about draining the fluid from the whole tranny? Just remove the drain plug or is there another drain to get the fluid out of the torque converter? The directions mention 5+ quarts so just wondering....
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Tremendous! Thanks for posting this, it's on my list of things to do this spring.
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Originally Posted by 99suprduty
Mann777,
Thanks for making this a sticky.....how would you go about draining the fluid from the whole tranny? Just remove the drain plug or is there another drain to get the fluid out of the torque converter? The directions mention 5+ quarts so just wondering....
Dran bolt lets about 3 out. Measure what comes out and fill that amount with new fluid. Start engine 3 seconds and remove drain bolt again and lets about 3 out. measure and refill with equal amount. Do this until comes out cherry red. I used 12.5 total when I did mine. After you get the cherry red coming out, do the overfill check as outlined in Mann's procedure.
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Congratulations Mann!
Your third sticky!
Well Done!

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The dealer told me that there is no need to drain the transmission at 100,000. I really wonder about that? What has been the experience of other in having the dealer do this service?
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Originally Posted by aljodoro
The dealer told me that there is no need to drain the transmission at 100,000. I really wonder about that? What has been the experience of other in having the dealer do this service?
Read the blackstone report on this link and then decide.
Read the ATF WS report from Blackstone on this Lexus GS350. It basically says the fluid is deteriorating in the 80-100k range. The procedure Al details works on our GX's. I did this on my wifes GS350 and it is not difficult.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-t...iy-w-pics.html
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Can you check the link or give more detail to search for?. The link appears to be broken. Thanks, Al
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Originally Posted by 470reasons
Congratulations Mann!
Your third sticky!
Well Done!

It's not hard to make a sticky when you're the mod.

The same PDF has been posted for several years but the thread was just made within the past 2 weeks.
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What are the part# on the drain and fill plug gaskets for the AT, same as the diff fill gasket? and for the drain gasket?
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ATM bolts 90341-10011
ATM gaskets 35178-30010
Rear diffy drain bolt - 90341-18057
Rear diffy drain gasket 12157-10010
Rear dif filler plug - 90341-18006
Rear dif filler gasket 12157-10010
Front diffy fill plug 90341-18032
Front Diffy fill gasket 12157-10010
Front diffy drain plug 90341-24014
Front Diffy drain gasket 90430-24003
Transfer case drain and fill same bolt and gasket:
(2)Bolt 90341-18006
(2) gasket 90430-18008
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ATM bolt and Gasket you listed.
What about Fill?
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90301-15004
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Is there a gasket # for the overflow tube?


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