+1Pir0 wrote: This is just a guess, but, opening that would probably drain the fluid down to the level you need....
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Ahh that makes sense.Pir0 wrote:Sorry I'm not 100% sure, i never even knew about the level bung until seeing that pic.
This is just a guess, but, opening that would probably drain the fluid down to the level you need. But don't quote me on that as it's just an assumption based on where it's located
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Okay so should the fluid be at that level plug hot or cold? I'd assume cold since getting it warmed up after doing all that then checking it again is a pain.
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