really dumb question
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really dumb question
Let me preface this by saying all of my previous cars have been far newer than this truck. I think I know the answer but before I just start pouring oil I wanted to ask where should I add it? I have just drained all the oil and need to refill. The engine is an 8ba.
Thank you fou humoring me,
Thank you fou humoring me,
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The only dumb question is the one that you don't ask. Many of us including myself started with no knowledge about these trucks. Oldmerc has very good advice, If you pic up a repair manual and possibly a parts manual it will help you tremendously in understanding how these trucks go together. Along with the help from all the nice folks here on FTE, there isn't anything that you wont be able to do. Welcome to the site. or maybe I should say welcome home.
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I had a buddy who took his car to a lube drive-through. They drained his transmission and added five quarts of oil and a new filter. The repair bill was on their dime once he finally convinced the manager why the car drove in but couldn't drive out. The lube tech eventually admitted that he wondered why the oil was red. They did the right thing: had it towed and payed to have his transmission rebuilt.
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