Posted by showcrop on December 23, 2013 at 19:02:47 from (75.67.231.80):
Did I do this right? My '04 explorer with just under 200,000 miles had 106,000 when I bought it with unknown transmission service. I have read enough on here about the peril of getting a filtering job done after many miles without service, so I decided to drop the pan and replace both the oil and filter. I knew that a good portion of the oil would stay in the transmission. I installed the new filter and pan, then pumped new oil into it through the hole in the plug, until it started to run out. I then started the car and went back and forth between forward and reverse to get the fluid pumped through. I then filled again, ran it again until it wanted no more. It seems to work well.
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