Tranny Fill Plug Question - Help
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Tranny Fill Plug Question - Help
Last night I drained my old tranny fluid and was replacing with the Redline MTL. I pulled a novice mistake and didnt take a 'before' pic. I put the drain plug back in just fine and tightened down snugly, but when using my hands to replace fill plug, it got tight only like half-way in (thread wise), as in half my threads were still out. So I wrenched on it a little bit but it was not budging.
Do you guys know if it's supposed to hang out like this?
Thanks
Do you guys know if it's supposed to hang out like this?
Thanks
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Sometimes I am happy when I wander in to threads I don't think relate to me, like the TF2 thread or some cat thread that had a picture of someone's wife or girlfriend in it.
Then threads like this happen.
Then threads like this happen.
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To all the rest, glad you got a good laugh!! lol. After I reread it was pretty funny.
Thanks guys!
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Bull semen works much better, higher viscosity.
On a srs note it looks like someone got a little too carried away with the wrench and messed up the plug and hit the trans making score marks on it.
Also why you using MTL in the trans and not MT90? Back to your original question all the the miata plugs I've seen look like that.
On a srs note it looks like someone got a little too carried away with the wrench and messed up the plug and hit the trans making score marks on it.
Also why you using MTL in the trans and not MT90? Back to your original question all the the miata plugs I've seen look like that.
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