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Transmission flush resolved 200

posted by  philski3 on  Thu May 6 15:41 CST 2004
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Thanks to all. I tried the hitting the hammer on the flair nut wrench technique and it worked on the 2nd hit. I did have problems screwing the fitting back in. It didnt want to go in straight--I finally got it but almost stripped it out. I was sweating that out. I screwed it on by hand as hard as I could- which wasnt very far- then i was able to get it on with the wrench. Any tips on getting those kind of fittings to screw on straight. Thanks Phil






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