The Best and easiest DIY Transmission Fluid Transfer Pump for $5.00.

[@737mechanic]

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[@MECHc3ify]

Just started as a service tech, and was seeing very similar devices for hundreds on Amazon. This is exactly what I need for transmission and differential services. They only come in about once a week, so this is perfect. If it breaks, I can get 15 more for the price of one that will also probably break. Thank you!

[@scraplifetrashtocash4551]

Those have water pressure separation systems. Don't use this as a tech in a shop. Not a good idea

[@MECHc3ify]

@@scraplifetrashtocash4551 I will look into it. Could you go more in depth?

[@betovallejo]

@@MECHc3ify because it's a ghetto solution, the gaskets will tear down, doesn´t look professional, you are starting and it is not like you are super busy, as already said this will add moisture frome the ambient and when you ruin the customers transmition by adding water your days like service tech will be over. Got the point or want me to continue?

[@MECHc3ify]

@betovallejo OH man. 😂😂 yah I dont use these anymore because it's not fast enough. I use one that's designed for transmission service but is basically the same thing just beefed up. Runs off of shop air (with no air dryer.. oh boy...) or you can pump it manually. How else are you going to fill a side will? Not with a funnel 🤭 I've done dozens by this point, including my own, a 300k mi Camry, never had an issue. I've never had a single come back let alone someone's transmission being completely destroyed from water 😂😂😂 You would have to really, intentionally put some water in there. You do realize that transmissions are vented & accumulate condensation moisture inside them just like engines do? Except when everything gets up to temp, any water in there will just boil out & come out the vent tube, as it's made to do. If someone doesn't like how things actually happen in the real world, they can save themselves the money and do it "the right way" in their own garage. Most people wouldn't even know where to begin let alone do it right. "My days as a service tech are over" If thats the case, better fire the whole line.😂😂😂😂 I have seen people do alot worse than mess up a transmission & still have job. Good service managers understand shit happens, no one perfect.

[@cristinmorandi2815]

You are 100% corect. @@MECHc3ify I am doing this for 29.5 years old 1994 Pontiac grand am at 50,000 km or 4 years interval. Since I but the car in 1994. Exactly the same procedure and never had a problem with my car. So…..

[@shinerlightman]

Finished a transmission flush on my 2nd gen Tacoma. This made filling the transmission effortless. Thank you sir!

[@IrishScott71]

seems prices have doubled since this video for various 1 gal sprayers, but still much much cheaper than the filling hassle is worth with other methods. Great video!!

[@cristinmorandi2815]

Yes, I paid $10 on sale in Canada.

[@fasteddie7656]

The Walmart 1 gallon sprayer is now a bit over $6, but works just as well. I just unscrewed the end tip and pulled the white nozzle out of the end and used as is. Worked perfectly. Thank you.

[@meschker0507]

Great idea. I just snipped the tip off the plastic wand and inserted a thick enough wire inside to keep it from closing under heat. Hit it with a blowtorch and molded it into a U-Shape. For an 8L90 or filler on top it worked great. Hooked it in the port hands free, locked the trigger and pumped away. Nice work.

[@bubbatennessee7531]

Thank you ! You just gave me an idea to refill the ATF of my lexus rx350 after draining it, just pump the new AFT into the pan from the bottem, through its filling level calibrating drain hole, with a some kind of rubber fitting for the hose.

[@chadshumaker2789]

10 min talking about the one he hates, the cars he has, the fluid he like and 1 min showing the actual pump LOL

[@737mechanic]

LMAO

[@team3383]

Man so happy with himself he speaks 10 minutes before getting to the point. LOL.

[@jeremiahkerry]

Exactly! Loves the sound of his own voice!

[@davidfortner6099]

His breathing was getting on my nerves. Sounds like he ran 10 miles in those 10 minutes.

[@fern9234]

If you don't like it, you don't have to watch it. The man puts out whatever content he wants on his own channel. All you guys just sit around whining and complaining while producing nothing useful.

[@ryanstewart1521]

I was just about to spend $80 on Amazon and thought to myself why not use a regular herbicide sprayer, watched your vid. and now I’m buying a $5 one, thankyou sir.

[@1g2002541]

I have this 1 galon pump, the hand pump failed on me, and I did a valv stem like you showed in the video. Never been happier , haha

[@rschneid1996]

Would never have thought of such a genius solution. Many thanks for sharing !

[@RGSoCal]

Worked for transmission fluid change. Awesome. Did not make a mess like last time.

[@stephenzies8867]

Good Job I Made One Years Ago Like That One Gallon For Bleeding Brakes. And I Did Put The Tire Valve In The Side. Fantastic And Cheap

[@claytonwilson5646]

Yeah that's really handy for your differentials as well they got the gear lube in the bags and stuff like that you can fill them back up and stuff but it's still kind of messy I think I like your idea a lot better

[@garretts.2003]

Man, this is genius. I'm very anal about keeping my vehicle properly maintained and this made my life so much easier. Thanks!

[@stevef2053]

I love your enthusiasm and the way you think. Really appreciate you and the idea!

[@cs3943]

Thanks for the reply... I picked up a new transfer pump from Auto Zone about $10.00 plus tax. It had heavy clear tubing with a lock mechanism like the newer plumbing quick connects. I Looked around my garage and found an old sink with a small filtered water spout. It had the perfect angle and size for the fill. I modified the hose with a small - thicker piece of hose from a washer and used a couple tie wraps so it wouldn't slip out. I drilled a hole in the top of one of the quart caps using a 5/8" wood drill bit. From my experience when drilling out plastic, put your drill in reverse use a wood bit with the point in the center. I put a 3/8" grommet in the cap on the suction end of the clear tube in case the bottle tipped. I used one of the A.T.F. fluid quart cap to be used and cleaned everything well. Placed another grommet and tie wrap for length to the bottom of quart bottle. I reused this cap on all quarts. This tool will be used only for Transmission fluid in the future. No mess and worked like a charm. Wish I knew how to upload a photo but the B.M.W. ("Bring Me Work") is keeping me busy. Good luck to you and hope this may help you or someone in the future.

[@ed389]

The new ones come with a bleeder and are now $7.82 , still a great deal

[@INTERNA9]

Thanx

[@rockycreekfarms5788]

Thank you very much for making this video, I really like videos like this that are helpful and save me money . youtubers like you are what make youtube great

[@eclecticgentleman]

Nice pump solution. Not sure if you watch Project Farm but he tested a whole bunch of oils under every condition you can think of and Pennzoil ultra platinum came out on top and it wasn't even close

[@MrMeme50000]

Max fife is good oil ,resolved the problem in May vehicle .

[@geoben1810]

Simple, cheap, and durable. I'm in. You can't beat that for $5.00 👍

[@donaldhyatt6078]

I have that same aggravating cheap pump. It leaks all over you even if you get the bottle of transmission fluid to stand up. It is junk. Thanks, I will go try the pump you show sounds great.

[@bizim_eller]

Very good, thanks. I think the dislikes are because you beat around the bush too long and not cut to the chase quickly. 👍

[@JodBronson]

You should try N'Education...... That chit will take a life time !!!

[@bizim_eller]

@@JodBronson I was an ASE certified technician before I started my trucking company in 96. I learned a few things like every asshole has an opinion in my lifetime! Got it kid? Every asshole has an opinion! Or as they say, opinion is like an asshole, everybody has it!

[@JodBronson]

@@bizim_eller - You should try N'Education...... That chit will take a life time !!!

[@bizim_eller]

@@JodBronson we have an old saying that goes like this" don't stone the chit for it will splatter on you" I don't know how but, at some point I must have had stoned you!!! You little piece of chit!!

[@pirihern9329]

Ignore the pendejos

[@jimharris9877]

What am I missing here? Note, I've never changed my transmission fluid, but take my car to the local shop. Still I enjoy watching videos like these. Now, that being said, if a do it yourself-er gets underneath the car and drains the transmission fluid, how hard is it for that person to place a funnel in the transmission dipstick tube and fill the transmission with the proper amount of fresh fluid?

[@737mechanic]

A lot of vehicles now do not have a dipstick tube to add fluid. They only have a service port under the vehicle. There is no way to use a funnel to add fluid. The two videos below will give you a look at what I mean. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6GclX-FnZ2faK8 12:40 kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2LTf2l-ntiXpNE 24:46

[@jimharris9877]

@@737mechanic Thanks!

[@randylegall2162]

Beautiful. 👍

[@MechArenaEno]

Thank you, I was about to go to O'Reilly's and pay the same $12 that you mentioned for one of those crappy pumps. Thank you.

[@davidkosa]

This is a first rate hack! Kudos, brother.

[@johncooper4637]

Walmart, as usual, has changed brands and the price in 2021 is now almost $8. I will certainly get a couple, too. I will probably use one to put antifreeze in my 1991 motor home as the radiator neck only has about two inches clearance above it. I already have a pump on a 5 gallon bucket of diff gear oil for my Dodge 4 x 4. You could use this to put it down the dipstick tube as it would be less messy than a funnel.

[@737mechanic]

Thanks for the info.

[@charlesjohnson7332]

GREAT THINKING SIR 👍🏾 I got to get me one

[@robertmcdonald5277]

Thanks again, I have been using a finger pump with a rurber hose. Very good for differentials also.

[@eddylauterback]

This video is better than a sleeping pill. Gone With The Wind had a shorter run time.

[@737mechanic]

Thank you for the comment.

[@topfuelsuzi]

Such a practical inexpensive method. Thanks for the insights

[@do9221]

For the money, this is pretty much the best solution for dealing with a situation that shouldn't exist. That situation being OEMs leaving the dipstick/fill tube off of auto transmissions for the last 20 years or so in the name of this "sealed for life" BS they've gotten away with.

[@kellismith4329]

Another of many reason’s I insist on manual trans. - choices have become few

[@adammammana367]

The Schrader valve idea works Ive done it.

[@vqdriver]

Your Lexus ATF fluid change led me here! I too love using Maxlife ATF on everything from Toyota/Lexus, Subaru, BMW ZF and now Maserati ZF transmissions. Have you read any of RAT540 engineering blog? He tested the wear protection limits of 298 engine oils by now and recently tested some gear oils and ATF. The Maxlife, Castrol Transmax and Ford Mercon LV, Mobil multi vehicle (blue bottle) SEIZED UP IMMEDIATELY. I’m shocked. However, Amsoil OE Multi vehicle, OE Fuel efficient, Signature Series Fuel Efficient tested really good. The kicker: Mobil1 Full Synthetic Multi Vehicle Formula (grey bottle/black label) edged out the Amsoil lineup! I have cases of that ready to go in… Thank you for your fluid pump DIY

[@737mechanic]

I had never heard of Rat540 but I did find that blog. I didn't find anywhere that explained how they tested the ATF fluids so it is hard for me to accept any of their test data. This is what I know about MAXLIFE. I have used it in many transmissions ever since it has been out and I have vehicles with over 300,000 miles on them using Maxlife. The reason I started using it in Toyota transmissions is because the ATRA "Automatic Transmission Rebuilders Association" recommended it over WS fluid, they said in an article if you are going to use the WS fluid you should change it every 30,000 miles but if you want to go to 100,000 miles between fluid changes then use the MAXLIFE. If you are not familiar with ATRA they are an organization of professional automatic transmission rebuilders that figure out fixes for all transmissions that have problems due to poor manufacturing engineering. So to me the fact that not only do I have over 20 years of real-world experience with MAXLIFE but the largest authority on automatic transmissions recommends it.

[@vqdriver]

@@737mechanic yes I understand. I too have Maxlife in my 100 series that now has 286,000mi. Rat540 doesn’t divulge his test methods (strike against him!) but he’s written 60 intriguing car related articles. Like he def knows his stuff. He claims to be above the influence of any oil company. He torture tests his oil at operating temp which, according to him, the ASTM does not. And that’s his claim to his method as being advantageous. He’s written an article about big oil testing methods. What I also like is he’s a lifelong engine builder on top of being a mechanical engineer! ATRA sounds credible or they could be simply be endorsing Valvoline Maxlife and it happens to work well! I found the Maxlife because of Nathan’s BMW channel. MAXLIFE DOES WORK GREAT. No doubt! “Better” that I’m finding with Mobil1 FS ATF may not necessarily mean anything. What matters most is regular maintenance. Also my opinion. Would have been great if you had experience with the Mobil1 FS ATF multi vehicle formula. I shall report back! Maybe you’ll have another video to make either way lol

[@vqdriver]

@@737mechanic I think what I like best is RAT540 does this on his own free time and is VERY SKEPTICAL about oil companies as we all should be! His ranking changes periodically as companies are always changing their formula! He has lately stated that the new Dexos Gen3 oils coming out are largely worse. It opened the door for companies to make more profits. Even his #1 Quaker State FS 5W30 (not Ultimate Durability) has fallen about 12% but still out edges the rest… for now..

[@737mechanic]

@@vqdriver Does he have a youtube channel or website showing him testing or anything like that? I like watching people putting stuff to the test but I am always skeptical of how they perform certain test.

[@vqdriver]

@@737mechanic sub’d by the way! Keep on keepin on with the good ways!! 👍🏽

[@vladimirmitrovic9724]

Think this would be able to move gear oil through it? I got 2 diffs and a tcase i need to do soon.

[@737mechanic]

I haven't tried it but I think gear oil would be to thick, if it did push it through it would probably be really slow.

[@rfcasey]

No doubt this is an great solutiion. If you are in a pinch, and do not have a pump sprayer available, one can use an air compressor with very LOW PRESSURE (like 5lbs) by drilling 2 holes into the top of a container. Drill one hole so you can fit your air nozzle over the top forming a seal. and drill a second hole in the cap for your feed tubing. Assemble an apply VERY LOW AIR PRESSURED. The air will force the liquid throught the tubing. This worked great when I changed my diff fluid.. Your set up is better you only need one hand to transfer the fluid.

[@737mechanic]

I have seen someone do that on youtube and it is a great idea.

[@Timba-w7f]

Great idea, thanks. Would it work to pump heavy gear lube into my manual transmission?

[@737mechanic]

I think gear lube would be too thick.

[@diydantex6150]

Those cheap garden pumps work well i have been using them on Toyota. I have been buying a lot of Toyota WS fluid. i need to consider what you say about Max life. I agree those orange hand pumps are no good.

[@danlachappelle]

Great product review I kept waiting to see you use it... $5 at walmart! We get it

[@Steve0885]

All the high dollar ones and that works just as good! Kudos!!

[@drowsyy7238]

Great video, that pump worked great.. and it was cheap. Thanks for sharing bud!!

[@danarami6378]

What if you want to extract the ATF?

[@737mechanic]

I use this tool for fluid extraction. kzbin.info/www/bejne/epe0fWhmobKki6c amzn.to/405pJwM

[@cuteo7869]

Thank you so much for this DIY video. Saved me a lot of money.

[@cristinmorandi2815]

I am doing this for 29.5 years old 1994 Pontiac grand am at 50,000 km or 4 years interval. Since I but the car in 1994. Exactly the same procedure and never had a problem with my car. So…..One tip for everybody, remove the end from the pipe that is inside the sprayer.

[@sonofsteve566]

transmission fluid is one of the thinnest fluids...have you tried heavy gear oil? 90w -140w transfer case oil if the pump will work.

[@737mechanic]

I have not tried it but anything much thicker than ATF it will probably struggle with.

[@sonofsteve566]

@@737mechanic just built one with- vacuum hose, plastic bottle, air compressor blow gun....make air compressor to do the pumping 👍.....thanks for making video...helps get creative juices flowing

[@kevinf7016]

Could this work for transfer case and rear diff 75w-90?

[@737mechanic]

More than likely it would be too thick to flow quickly enough.

[@ironman1518.]

THANK YOU!! AWESOME SIMPLE IDEA!! Got two of them one for the differential oil and one for the transmission fluid!! Worked great! Cleaner than hoses and funnels, etc, MESSY!

[@U.S.A5]

You are a genius and the lifesaver

[@Kevinrichardsonministries]

Good Idea... Subscribed...

[@petec8157]

Where did you get the aluminum tube and do you recommend a certain tube bender ? Thanks for the video.

[@737mechanic]

The tube I got off eBay. The tube that worked for this particular sprayer was 5/16 in diameter. amzn.to/3S5qEJk amzn.to/46rwOb7

[@sbfloridaguy]

Excellent....now the video even more people want is how to create an inexpensive suction pump to extract engine oil, etc. out of engines. Most of the quality fluid suction pumps that drain into a container are close to $100. Shouldn't be that pricey, just reverse the process. Just an idea for the project I'm working on now.

[@tennesseemattoutdoors5405]

Givegive me if I’m mistaken and misunderstood. However, No need to cut that sprayer nozzle. It will twist/pulled right off. Leavuobg or just as it was cut.

[@737mechanic]

The nozzle will come off and the new metal tube will push in and tighten as you tighten the compression sleeve.

[@tennesseemattoutdoors5405]

@@737mechanic good 👍

[@JodBronson]

Max Life ATF or Valvoline ATF = AWESOME and SAVE $$$

[@737mechanic]

Its the same thing, It is Valvoline Maxlife ATF

[@JodBronson]

@@737mechanic - You are right... I meant for Castrol or Valvoline.

[@737mechanic]

@@JodBronsonI prefer the Maxlife because it is so versatile and can be used in almost all my vehicles.

[@Cliflyri]

Great idea. Though I was hoping you were going to use it to suck the fluid up out of the dipstick tube as an extractor.

[@pierreverdoni]

Could you have used a heat gun to heat the plastic tube to bend it ?

[@737mechanic]

You probably could.

[@victoryfirst2878]

A real nice video of using one's mind instead of braun. Good job fella too. VF

[@jaime33912]

This is a great idea! My commuter car has 250,000 miles on it. It runs good but burns about 1 quart of oil every two weeks. I am going to make one of these and put motor oil in it to keep from spilling oil when topping it off weekly. I wonder how it would perform using the heavier 90 weight oil that goes in a differential. This would make that task MUCH easier to refill the diff.

[@737mechanic]

It would be really slow with 90 weight.

[@charlesrobert6211]

Toyota transmission burns up after 30k? My 2011 Toyota Highlander nearing 150,000 has over 75,000 between changes and it runs great. I was warned not to give full fluid change because it might cause trans to slip. Some Toyotas trams are now sealed, no dip stick.

[@amirbiscevic8944]

The videos about the sprayer and now you’re telling me what kind of transmission fluid I should use why are you pimping Valvoline?

[@737mechanic]

Sharing my knowledge, if you don't want to use it use whatever you want.

[@robertyearian227]

That's pretty cool I'm making that for my lawn mowers oil

[@mdashiqurrahman39]

I do the same thing for transmission fluid and transfer case fluid. This same transmission fluid transfer kits cost over $165, can you believe it? And this sprayer bottle works exactly same way. Nothing more nothing less. How they ripping ppl off unbelievable. Maybe those bottles are lil bit better quality but not worth ($165)

[@Red-Raider]

Hoping you read this! My 2007 328i has a strange problem. The left rear door will lock during driving, but when I stop and lock all doors with key fob the left rear door unlocks! It has a new actuator.

[@737mechanic]

What was the actuator replaced for? If it started doing that after it was replaced I would have it warrantied out and try another one.

[@dgruvers]

Great idea, will work great for my F150

[@andrespaez6493]

you think i could use thia fluid in my 2007 mini cooper?

[@737mechanic]

Yes I think so.

[@nomoreblahblah]

A little bit of sense will save a whole lot of cents. Good video

[@naanon9427]

Where did you buy the 5/16" diameter aluminum tubing, how long is it, and how did you bend it without crimping it shut ?

[@737mechanic]

I bought the tube on eBay years ago for a project and still had some left over. It is about 10in long and I bent it with a tubing bender I bought at harbor freight.

[@generalbison2323]

I did this and it works great!! Thanks man

[@MegaHollywood1971]

Late to the party here, however: I'm certain you understand the old standard of 100K mi trans fluid change intervals of the distant past. Modern vehicles are using far more "variable" gear shifting to meet CAFE standards. Most manufacturers have anywhere between 35-45K mi Trans fluid intervals so that the "customer" has a much longer life of that component - which is more expensive than any other major component of a vehicle. Just stick to the manufacturers suggested intervals, they have the engineering backing for it.

[@sfiv1987]

But i dont get it. The original plastic has a o ring. So when you put on this 5/16 steel tubing. You just put it straight in? Wouldn't there be a tiny leak?

[@737mechanic]

Put the o-ring on and when you tighten the nut it squeezes the o-ring tight around the tube.

[@coloradoboo1071]

Actually, a quart of the Toyota ATF WS is $10 at the dealer but good idea using that pumper...I may have to try that! (Could be useful for differentials, especially the front one that's hard to get to.)

[@frankyjas5184]

Where do you find the metal tube that you replaced it with?

[@faridgadimov5955]

Great idea. Where can I find aluminum peace?

[@737mechanic]

Ebay, 5/16 aluminum tube.

[@faridgadimov5955]

@@737mechanic thank you

[@Simpyspec]

Wow amazing I used to pump my shitty one that I paid $20 for 200 times

[@lvgeorge]

Curious, How do you drain your Transmission Oils, using the pan or pump, suck it out? Finding a good pump, is a bigger problem, IMO! Thx for the Video!

[@737mechanic]

This is what I use. I did a video on it. Works like a champ. I couldn't figure out a DIY solution. amzn.to/3n1bOAU kzbin.info/www/bejne/epe0fWhmobKki6c

[@bigjohn2811]

I got these pumps on clearence for $1 in Feb or march 2019 at Wallyworld.

[@mygt8a4re]

Does all the fluid get removed from the tank? Or did some stay in the bottom? Thanks

[@737mechanic]

Just a small residual amount stays in the tank.

[@mygt8a4re]

@@737mechanic thank you for the honest reply!

[@mb24777]

does the silver tube come with the garden sprayer or u bought it separately? plz let me know

[@737mechanic]

I bought it off ebay it is 5/16 thinwall aluminum tube.

[@mb24777]

@@737mechanic thank you brother!

[@ruckuswethepeep4384]

Man I will never use that pos hand pump again!!! I was wearing tyranny fluid, last night! Love the bug sprayer gig!!

[@737mechanic]

I still use the bug sprayer pump and it is a life saver.

[@joemcgarry1106]

Good clear thinking. Well done!

[@reaxions]

Great video! I'm sure you're aware, but be careful if you pressurize it with an air compressor, as they frequently pump moisture (sometimes rusty moisture) with the air, even if you have a water separator. You don't want that around your trans fluid.

[@737mechanic]

Good point.

[@DPats1228]

Genius

[@ianmackenzie686]

Does anybody know if the vacuum on this awesome little homemade device is strong enough to move 80w-140 differential oil?

[@737mechanic]

Probably not but I haven't tried it. If it was warmed up it might stand a better chance.

[@ianmackenzie686]

@@737mechanic Thanks for the quick reply. I guess I'll give it a shot. Also thanks for sharing this great idea!

[@amirbiscevic8944]

Actually, they’re both made in USA. That’s why I’m really skeptic about this shit working at all.

[@737mechanic]

Oh yea, you must be some commie bastard from a third world country.

[@amirbiscevic8944]

@@737mechanic If it interests you, I’m European but yes, now I live in a Third World country called America

[@737mechanic]

@@amirbiscevic8944 The past 3-1/2 years we have been a third-world country. Still better than Europe but hopefully in November we get our great country back.

[@suzannavaino7781]

So, how many pump sprayers have you bought for this purpose since Oct. '18? :)

[@737mechanic]

I am still on the first one. I bought two at the time and still have the second one in the box.

[@Matthew.Lefthand]

This is genius! Thanks for sharing.

[@victoryfirst2878]

Also, I use Wolfs Head all synthetic universal ATF fluid. Good for all manufactures known requirements. With killer price too. How about you make a video for oil change from the top of the engine??? Thanks, VF

[@geoffe6144]

What is the metal tip, the garden hose sprayers are usually plastic?

[@737mechanic]

It is 5/16 aluminum tube I ordered from ebay. Fit perfectly.

[@SUB-Entertainment]

I have that but how to clean it after the use. Next ATF change is after 30 K tell then is it ok to keep bottle like this or wash it with soap as I am afraid the ATF will destroy the valve ( on and off)

[@737mechanic]

I have kept at in it for about 3 years now with now problem.

[@proudtexan5513]

Can you use the same sprayer to pump red line 75/85 synthetic weight rear end differential fluid?

[@CesarMartinez-br5qu]

You are a genius my friend!!!!!!!!!!

[@marks658]

Thank you for this video! There are a few versions of this online but yours is the best. Also, I think you sent so many people to Walmart that their pricing algorithm jacked the price. I found one at Home Depot for $10 so that is still a great deal.

[@3psilonG]

Nice video. A year later this pump cost $21! holy moly .. I have 120k miles gx470 and according to service history, this never been changed. Would you recommend flush or just drain and fill?

[@737mechanic]

Y G Drain and fill is all I would do.

[@3psilonG]

@@737mechanic Thanks for the reply. And include filter change?

[@ManuelLopez-ti9od]

Does it have enough pressure to fill a transmission from below like for a Mercedes Benz?

[@737mechanic]

Yes

[@privatename3621]

Warning: If you are using something like this to fill your differential or transfer case with pure gear oil, just be aware that it could be contaminated with the silicone lube these cheap sprayers have. What this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2quq56vqNGViac In all honestly, I still think the best way is to use a long tube and a funnel, attached to some sort of stand, and just pour it in and let gravity do the rest, like this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3urmJSooJl9hMk

[@pierreverdoni]

private guy.....OCD is the name for your condition!!!

[@rafaelalcala3248]

Thank you bro. For this idea. It was the best

[@ironman1518.]

Thank You awesome video but the sprayers aren't $%.00 any more or I clicked on the wrong item?

[@737mechanic]

Wow your right the sprayer is $19.00 now. I should have bought 4 when I had the chance.

[@chanchan1167]

Thank you sir