How to Change Transmission Fluid : Preparing Surface of Transmission Drain Pan

[stevencarley]

Video is a big help. Cleaned transmission pan and sealed gasket just as instructed.

[marionmartin4242]

i heart this guy.

[willpheonix]

what is Transmission fuel and what does it do? Not so sound like a retard i'm just abit new to this.

[rumbaenergy]

Stop hating on the guy. I like his videos. He explains well. At least he is making something positive. Stop with your negativity.

[packerkid99]

cool

[isurfu2ube]

what cleaner is that?

[50100jeremy]

you all are pussies; what kind of garage mechanic wears goggles, gloves and has ventalation? are you going to fuck up your manicure or something? this guy showed me exactly what I needed to know. thanks dude

[fragenemas]

Fucking ads.

[BuhlzI]

Good video. A wire wheel attached to a drill does wonders on the pan and surface area.

[kosmosleha]

DAMN COMMERCIALS!!! (thumbs up if you agree)

[yadiras69]

just use water and soap and good as new hahahahaha

jk

[Zee96969696]

the bottom of the transmission case? whats that? how?

[Drummerofrevolt]

I agree with native5377, a blade take forever, a wire brush goes much faster. Gas works great for cleaning any kind of lubricating fluid, and it's cheaper than parts cleaner.

[deeman77777]

Don't be hatin on the guy, he does a great job of explaining what he's doing. I do agree, I was holding my breath when he unloaded that can of brake cleaner in the closed garage. I hope his next video is not "dealing with internal cancer". And yea - wear gloves. that crap is nasty.

[coldcash12345]

no its not, i work with it every day.

[bubz75]

@deeman77777 Be nice

[native5377]

if you dont have brake parts cleaner use gas..dont worry about it harming anything it's fine...you dont even have to rinse it out after. and screw that razor blade use a wire brush.

[ks4sy100]

ase and GM for 30 years and I have never seen a guy like this unless he was on the quick lube rack !

[Scarfaceleo]

Sweeeeet. Can't wait to work on my '74 Duster! :D

[ONYXS13]

Dude you missed two of the most elementary rules.

1.) USE GLOVES ! Always use glove when messing with chemicals (those chemicals can seep through the skin and do damage to you).

2.) Whenever you're using a hard cleaning/degreasing chemical, GO TO A WELL VENTALATED AREA! If one isn't available then get a cheap clothe mask or a respirator.

[StevesinPerth]

Thanks its really helpful : )

[cmlos]

Great video!! Thanks for the info!