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S197 Clutch Install - Grabber Orange
It's time to drain out the old transmission fluid. The last thing you want when doing a clutch install is to be covered in this stuff. Here, Leo Palomino removes the factory drain plug and uses a catch can ready for when the Mercon/Dextron juice comes pouring out. View Related Article
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