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Ive been looking at trannys for my 2002 f250. Mine keeps sucking fluid but isnt really acting up yet. But i just put a juice with attitude and evolution stacked on my truck. I pulled the evolution off and am now just running the juice. Does any one else run this. If so how does your transmission act? Will it handle this?
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I dunno. I just had it serviced last week and they told me it was two quarts low. They said to keep an eye on it. So I checked it tonight and it was a quart low. But I cant find any leaks?
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Originally Posted by suzuki_vinson
I dunno. I just had it serviced last week and they told me it was two quarts low. They said to keep an eye on it. So I checked it tonight and it was a quart low. But I cant find any leaks?
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From: Rio Rico, AZ.
Pull the fill plug on your transfer case and see if it's overfilled.
I heard somewhere that the vent tubes are tied together on the automatic 4x4 and in a case like yours it ends up in the TC.
I heard somewhere that the vent tubes are tied together on the automatic 4x4 and in a case like yours it ends up in the TC.
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Originally Posted by Kwikkordead
Pull the fill plug on your transfer case and see if it's overfilled.
I heard somewhere that the vent tubes are tied together on the automatic 4x4 and in a case like yours it ends up in the TC.
I heard somewhere that the vent tubes are tied together on the automatic 4x4 and in a case like yours it ends up in the TC.
