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Date:         Fri, 14 Mar 1997 10:33:11 -0500
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From:         Karl_G_Vochatzer@notes.amrcorp.com
Subject:      Thanks for advice Re: 2 Qs: source for multimeter; size of plug for tranny









Thanks to all for the great response from my two questions.
Regarding the tranny plug... I used the hex head end of a 10mm bolt with 3
nuts screwed on.  I clamped it with a vice grip (tried an adjustable wrench
but it kept turning the individual nuts) and had no problem backing the
plugs out.  I used 1 qt of Mobile 1 and 2.25 qts of 80W 90.  Of course, I
lost an additional .25-.5 qts on the engine, the cardboard on the ground
and other places during the process.  Seems I can't get enough of that
wonderful smell of hypoid gear oil.


Haven't gotten the multimeter, yet, but will probably look at Radio Shack
first.


Thanks again for the great advice,


Karl
hypoid aromatics 88 GL
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