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Old 14-05-18, 04:53
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Ok thanks for the advice. I’ll be draining and replacing the oils this week.
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Old 14-05-18, 05:03
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Pan gasket from NAPA:
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FPG OS4350AD Product Line: FEL-PRO Gaskets
List price: 22.66
Your Cost 15.44

The same gasket from Rock auto ranges from $4 to $7CDN. It's the kind of thing you order a couple of when you are ordering other stuff and keep it on the Jeep shelf.
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Old 14-05-18, 15:44
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Hi Jordan. When I "flushed" my transmission and transfer case recently, I drained the hypoid, and refilled with ATF. I drove it up and down the road a couple of times (shifting through all the gears), and then drained the ATF immediately while everything was in suspension. The ATF is very fluid, so it gets in all the small places and drains quickly (hopefully carrying much of the contaminants with it). You could repeat this process depending on how much stuff comes out, but I only did it once. I will likely drain it again this winter.

I wasn't in a rush, so I actually left the drain plugs out for several days. Per the other thread, I refilled with Royal Purple (yellow metal friendly). My transmission and transfer case have been working very well... If not the same, they may actually work better with the Royal Purple (could just be my imagination) .
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Old 14-05-18, 17:03
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With regard to ATF, many manual transmissions actually changed over to that fluid over the years.

My only worries with the Royal Purple is it is a bit thinner, so more prone to leaking. But I can attest to the fact that on my (and many others) Dodge transmission, the improvement in shifting was quite noticeable.
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