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Old 11-16-2008, 12:40 AM   #1 (permalink)
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How long does it take to service a 06 torqueshift in a PSD? I had mine serviced the other day and it only took the guy about 45 min. Was supposed to do a full fluid exchange via machine as well as change both filters. I can't find any evidence of any wrench even being on any of the bolts on the pan or the external filter housing. Any help would be appreciated!
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they usually dont even take that long, changing the filter in the pan is a pretty big waste. the inline one is a good idea though.
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I can do then in about 30mins or less with a BG machine. Its a very good idea to change the external filter.
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they usually dont even take that long, changing the filter in the pan is a pretty big waste. the inline one is a good idea though.
Why do you say that? Is it because any metal fines wind up on the magnet and not in the filter?
I drained the pan and changed the bypass filter at 40k - the filter was dark but the fluid was still pink and not burnt-smelling. I have 60k now and was going to do it again to get another 8 quarts of fresh fluid in there. I was going to change the internal filter this time as well. Thoughts?
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its just a screen, so really unless you have a failure its not nessesary.
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