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D-15 trans fluid
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Joined: 30 Oct 2020
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    Posted: 30 Oct 2020 at 11:41pm
Trans fluid is foamed.  How do i drain it ?   What is replacement fluid ?  
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Dunno why your trans oil is foamy . Thinking there's a 1+1/8" drain plug on the bottom . I use universal trans/hydraulic oil (821) . HTH
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Water in the tranny, like from a leaky shifter boot can make it foam, so can wrong oil or a leaky suction line.  A simple test, is to catch some oil, from the first drained oil, from above mentioned plug, and heat it up on a hot plate.  If you see steam bubbles coming out of the oil, its water.  If not, look elsewhere.
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