How can you tell if you need to raise transmission to get pan off?

My dealership told me, it’d be $1000 to order the parts to disassemble my tranny and that I shouldn’t bother it was “sealed for life lmfao”

Nice

Very good job thanks!

How would I do this without a lift?

My dealer said they don't do trans fluid change, said they are lifetime sealed transmissions. Why they don't have dipsticks anymore.

Wouldn't it be easier to dump the fluid into a container and then just refill with exactly the same amount of fluid and skip the whole "procedure" of rechecking at a certain temperature?

My buddy checked the transmission fluid through the drain plug at certain temperature. He said it’s really bad and only rebuilding the transmission would fix that. Its 2019 jetta with 110k km. Would changing the fluid help or make it worse?

i just successfully completed this myself regular dude and spilt fluid literally everywhere on my garage floor

Quick and straight forward. Great job with the video

Would this make my car not run?

Its same process for 2021 Jetta s?

I do believe the transmission has to be level, no?

75W140 for 3.92 gears

Hey man, could you do a video on how to replace the crank position sensor on this car. All the videos out there aren't very good and have yet to find one for this particular model

Thanks for the video help. With it being this easy it seems like it may be worth going for a short drive in 4 wheel drive mode. Let the fluid cool and top off, just so that you remove any air bubbles. I know that step is recommended for transmission fluid change, but the that fluid might be more prone to holding in bubbles vs this transfer case fluid.

Which state are you in? That truck has lots of rust underneath.. It's likely from snow salt?

Hey I used Lucas 80/90 in rear differential ran out so I used one quart of stp 80/90 will there be any problems

Is it the same for a jeep cherokee 4x4

Confused over pre-2016 and 2016+ fluid types specified for the BW44-44. They're not the same, according to Mopar. Which fluid is yours?

Thanks!

Excellent!! Very simply outlined and professional 🙌

The procedure looks to be the same for the trucks as it is for Chargers, etc. That doesn't make sense. If level is as critical as it's made out to be with the shifting procedures and temp verification, then having a much worse variation in level due to the transmission being canted downward in the truck should be compensated for by lifting the rear of the truck, no? This ZF-8 appears to sit level in cars, and this trans is probably used mainly in cars in Europe, hence no instructions to make the pan level? I see both viewpoints on this subject, and they both can't be correct.

Yesterday i change the rear differential oil but the car wasn't strait i used racing fuel pump is that okay ?

pity you did not say left or right hand thread

Does this tranny have cooler lines that you can push out the old fluid out of the torque converter?

That exhaust placement could have been avoided so easily

@blauparts, in the video, you mentioned that some trucks come with a deeper pan. Is there an option to buy a deep pan in your kits?

Do i need to change the pan every oil change or can i just remove old oil and fill the new oil?

Thank you for explaining clear 😊

jacking up the transmission doesnt make more room because the exhaust is bolted to the motor and the motor is bolted to the transmission at least on a two wheel drive

Where do I get the gasket from?

I have a 2014 FJ Cruiser that calls for LF SAE 75w for the transfer case. Their price is over $100 for a single liter and is currently on back order. Does this oil meet that specification? Why is the Toyota brand so expensive? Is there something special about their formula? I plan on keeping the truck for a long time and will spend the money if necessary, but the price is outrageous from Toyota.

2:58 shocked about that nasty rust on the frame or control arm 😮

Good explicatiom

Okay, you're using ATF ULV! But you don't say what transmission model it is because I believe and understand that the 1.4 engine has one transmission and the 2.0 engine has another.

Worked perfectly! Thank you!

Is there no fluid on the RAM 1500 that doesn’t drain onto other part of the truck? RAM engineers are not bright.

Dude the way you did this oil change properly strangely made me hot as hell. Can you teach my husband to do this exactly the same? It's an a6 quattro- the properly performed engine maintenance might be my unknown kink - thanks

What year is that truck? I have a 2017 1500 6 cylinder and can't figure out where to put fluid in!!🤷‍♂️

Some say to level the transmission not the truck , I’m leaning towards to level the truck personally. This is probably something i’ll have to do myself as the mechanics in Canada at dealers are like 16 years old and they tend to over fill a basic oil change, they don’t use torque wrenches ex….

I just drained mine and added new fluid in until it started leaking out of the fill plug and only put less than a quart in? Not sure what I did wrong?? I let it drain for about 20 minutes so it was empty! Let me know!

There's no link in bio for chrysler 300 change out as u stated near end of video

Do you know a honest mechanic in New Orleans who can perform this

i have a 2012 passat gas, screw drain plug out ,screw inside insert out, drain fluid .put just outer plug back in and unscrew fill plug on the the front middle of trans with the t55 fill till it leaks out with a funnel and plastic tubing done and dont strip the plugs!!!

I asked the dealer today when buying the limited slip fluid what the torque spec is for my truck, they printed out the torque spec for me and it’s 52 foot lbs for both the drain and fill plug on my 2019 ram rear differential . So who’s right ? These videos seem very legit but the torque spec difference from the video vs the dealer is so much different ! Who do I listen to :( 2019 ram with 3.92 rear dif with limited slip

where are yall located so i can get this done by you guys. so professional.

So what is the API GL rating on this fluid???

Just ordered for my 2020 Tundra, I think this is better in the newer because of the gl4 class. The newer transfer case has softer metals in them which would need the gl4 and not gl5 like the 75w 90. Atleast that's my understanding.

Now is the ASE certified truck lift something I can get over the counter at part stores or is that a dealer item only 🤔 😂