M5OD- plastic plug replacement?
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M5OD- plastic plug replacement?
I found out where these plugs are from a previous post. My question is are these plugs "pipe threaded" where I can replace them with a drain/fill plug to prevent these from becoming a problem in the future. I really don't want to replace with plastic since these are supposed to be a potential problem. Reagrds.
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When I did mine many years ago, I did it from inside the truck. I pulled out the seat so I could remove the carpet and access the trans from the top. I removed the service cover from the floorboard and then took off the trans top cover and replaced the plugs. I glued them in using Permatex Ultra-Blue sealant.
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Use a lot of seler on the plugs all of them take them out goop them up like mad and put them back in than use your finger and do it to the outsid around where the reat agaist the top of tranny and yes you have to pull the top off(MAKE SURE YOU ARE IN N) pull seats and pull back car pad and takee the bolts off (use a heat gun to relase the sealer and get some window sealer to but back on with)not a hard job just take a little time
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