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Originally posted by WEH2:
The transmission doesn't drain in the trailer over a few days. A lot of torque converters will drain about half their fluid back into the transmission pan over time. but you are still leaving old fluid in the converter.

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Originally posted by Iforgot:

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Originally posted by WEH2:
The transmission doesn't drain in the trailer over a few days. A lot of torque converters will drain about half their fluid back into the transmission pan over time. but you are still leaving old fluid in the converter.

I wasn’t being serious, that was a joke..
On my old open trailer, Trans never leaked a drop. Got a new enclosed trailer with a nice coin floor..it starts leaking.

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Originally posted by CURTIS REED:

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Originally posted by Iforgot:

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Originally posted by WEH2:
The transmission doesn't drain in the trailer over a few days. A lot of torque converters will drain about half their fluid back into the transmission pan over time. but you are still leaving old fluid in the converter.

I wasn’t being serious, that was a joke..
On my old open trailer, Trans never leaked a drop. Got a new enclosed trailer with a nice coin floor..it starts leaking.

For what it’s worth, I thought it was funny.

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Originally posted by WEH2:
Do like Chrysler did drill a 5/16 hole near a mounting lug tap it 1/8 npt install a plug. Rotate it to bottom and drain until empty. Blow out the cooler along with its lines. All of mine are that way.