Build Log
In general, every trans mission, sealed or not still has bolts and stuff in there, otherwise there's no way to service it if so there happens to be a problem with the trans.

Transmission on the GS430 is classified sealed because there is no dipstick to check fluid levels etc. However there is a drain and fill bolt on the transmission. I dropped the pan cleaned it, changed filter, filled the same amount of fluid drained from the pan back into the transmission via the fill hole and then did a full flush using a transmission flush machine.
Thanks man, well the old GS got totaled in May.

btw where in NC are you and have we met? I met a couple of people with an ISF here and I'm horrible with names.
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I would man but I'm in NY and kinda stuck till the storm passes so not sure. But I'll try to get it for you ASAP.
i'll look up what techstream can do and i'll hit you up.
Started off with ordering a roof spoiler which I thought was subtle enough to add the definition without being too bold. Also I ordered a fiberglass wing and not urethane, solely for modification purposes.

A slight cleanup of the lines to make it a little smoother and fitment was on point. An outline of the third brake light was made and transferred onto the spoiler. The outline was cut and trimmed to fit the third brake light.

Also a small hole was drilled in the corner of the wing to run the power wire, not visible once on the car. Fuzor was used to fill in the gaps and hold the third brake light in place. Also the drilled hole for the wire was filled in with fuzor as well.


After cure time, verified again that the LED's are working and continued to smooth the fuzor to match the lines of the wing and was primed.

The whole wing was then sanded smooth and primed again after fixing more manufacturing defects and went in for paint to Jeremy @ The Body Shop. I would like to thank him at this point for doing an awesome job on it.
Will post pics on the vehicle when everything else falls into place. Till then the parts pile up continues.
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Last edited by kuWuPt; Jan 20, 2013 at 12:41 AM.
Started off with ordering a roof spoiler which I thought was subtle enough to add the definition without being too bold. Also I ordered a fiberglass wing and not urethane, solely for modification purposes.

A slight cleanup of the lines to make it a little smoother and fitment was on point. An outline of the third brake light was made and transferred onto the spoiler. The outline was cut and trimmed to fit the third brake light.

Also a small hole was drilled in the corner of the wing to run the power wire, not visible once on the car. Fuzor was used to fill in the gaps and hold the third brake light in place. Also the drilled hole for the wire was filled in with fuzor as well.


After cure time, verified again that the LED's are working and continued to smooth the fuzor to match the lines of the wing and was primed.

The whole wing was then sanded smooth and primed again after fixing more manufacturing defects and went in for paint to Jeremy @ The Body Shop. I would like to thank him at this point for doing an awesome job on it.
Will post pics on the vehicle when everything else falls into place. Till then the parts pile up continues.
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how did you run the wire? did you drill the roof?





