DenaliXL
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Reg: 02-25-07
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08-02-12 01:12 PM - Post#2254990
In response to TwentyBucks
Also, whatever you do DO NOT REMOVE the pan all at once, remove ever other bolt and leave bolts towards the front corners so the pan dips down and slowly drains fluid at the rear. It is heavy with 5+ qts of ATF in there and many have doused themselves in hot ATF when the pan fell on them.
That would be good advice if the pan didn't have a drainplug (thanks GM). The drain plug has a shallow head so use a quality metric 6-point socket.
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