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GSB06SRT CAMM Pro
Location : Chicago Points : 5118 Posts : 340 Reputation : 12
| Subject: Re: Trans/differential flush, where's a good shop? September 8th 2013, 7:11 pm | |
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Yuro CAMM Pro
Location : Aurora, Illinois Points : 5319 Posts : 900 Reputation : 9
| Subject: Re: Trans/differential flush, where's a good shop? September 8th 2013, 7:47 pm | |
| I know i know lol Hell, lets get all the guys to come up lol | |
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moaugust88 CAMM Pro
Location : Chicago, IL Points : 6784 Posts : 886 Reputation : 71
| Subject: Re: Trans/differential flush, where's a good shop? September 8th 2013, 7:53 pm | |
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Yuro CAMM Pro
Location : Aurora, Illinois Points : 5319 Posts : 900 Reputation : 9
| Subject: Re: Trans/differential flush, where's a good shop? September 8th 2013, 9:04 pm | |
| Thats what i was thinking, but it is his garage not my call lol! But i wanna push for a mod/cookout day! | |
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GSB06SRT CAMM Pro
Location : Chicago Points : 5118 Posts : 340 Reputation : 12
| Subject: Re: Trans/differential flush, where's a good shop? September 8th 2013, 9:48 pm | |
| Problem with the pit is it's not what you are probably thinking like Jiffy Lube or something where you can stroll around lol. It's just about 1/2 a car length long and you can't stand up completely under the car, (I almost can though and I'm about 6' 1.) I have a ladder I use to get in and out. Driving your car over it is nerve racking as hell but I've done it so many times I know where I have to be in order to not be putting a wheel in it and causing some big damage. That would be my concern, someone or their car get hurt and that wouldn't be good. It's really not any good except for stuff like oil changes and things like that although I did replace my PS lines. I might drop the pan next weekend and see what's doin, gotta replace my transponders for the TPMS as I'm getting the damn Check TPM System chime and it's drivin me nuts. Anyone know if they have to be programed or not, I think I read it's a self learning system but I dunno. The other thing is the majority of the members here live up north I believe so I'm pretty sure they ain't coming all the way down here lol. | |
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blackhemi CAMM Pro
Location : Oak Lawn Points : 6083 Posts : 270 Reputation : 61
| Subject: Re: Trans/differential flush, where's a good shop? September 8th 2013, 11:38 pm | |
| Yeah just drive around and the system will see them. Just make sure you get the right ones. Believe 06-08 are same and 09-10 are the same frequency. Has to be the right frequency for the system to read them. | |
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GSB06SRT CAMM Pro
Location : Chicago Points : 5118 Posts : 340 Reputation : 12
| Subject: Re: Trans/differential flush, where's a good shop? September 9th 2013, 12:19 am | |
| I took a picture of them when I had the front end off so I'm ordering by the same part number(s) I see there's one in the right rear also, wonder why only 3, weird. I checked all the sensors in the tires and they are correct freq (315) and batteries all passed and sending signal so I found a post jontoad made about having to zip tie them cause they wiggle lose, gotta check mine before I buy new ones cause that may be a possibility since I had the front end off to get painted. Thanks for the info appreciate it. | |
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