Amount of Tranny oil in 350 Transmission
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Posted: June 22 2008 01:12 PM
 
Andy Clark (aka 46Chevy12ton) [ View ] [ awrc55@hotmail.com ] [ Car Ads ] [ Blogs ]
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How many quarts or litres of transmission oil does a TB 350 tranny hold, any help appreciated
 
 
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Posted by da34guy  -  06/22/2008 01:21 PM
10 to 11 depending ???
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Posted by 46Chevy12ton  -  06/22/2008 04:29 PM
Thanks Don
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Posted by TYCHOOCHOO  -  06/22/2008 06:40 PM
That's only if it's dry off the bench.
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Posted by 46Chevy12ton  -  06/22/2008 07:47 PM
Tommy


It was dry, and I was not sure how many quarts it would take to get back up to normal.
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Posted by 29robert  -  06/22/2008 08:03 PM
10 or 11 includes an empty torque converter. Fill the tranny (according to the dip stick), run the car to get fluid into the converter, then re-fill the tranny agian. Correct?
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Posted by brian41chevy  -  06/22/2008 08:26 PM
Put four quarts in, start it up and continue to fill while it is running. Depending on the size of the trans cooler it may take a little more than the ten quarts.
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Posted by dixie  -  06/22/2008 10:41 PM
nope turn it off after about 1 to 2 min then add 6 more qts for a total of 10 then drive an check again & top off
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Posted by brian41chevy  -  06/22/2008 11:46 PM
Did they change this proceedure after I got out of the buisness? I don't think so. Think the heat is getting to you.
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Posted by dixie  -  06/23/2008 02:35 AM
nope u run it dry because it will fill the conveter when u first crank. yep its hot down here .
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Posted by TYCHOOCHOO  -  06/23/2008 07:14 AM
I agree you have to put some in and run it first. I like to shift it from P to R to D and back to P and then add as needed while running. I don't know if shifting it does anything but it's something I was told many years ago. After I reach the right level I drive for a couple of miles and then check again while hot.
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Posted by 46Chevy12ton  -  06/23/2008 08:50 AM
Thanks for all the Help Guys, and Brian the heat has just started to get higher here as well.
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Posted by whipsold39  -  06/24/2008 12:28 AM
I WOULD TRY BRIANS WAY. NUFF SAID
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