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Old 07-27-2014, 11:44 AM
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Thanks lew, trade?
It has to be done thru proper procedures...
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Ok, like what?
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Nick,
Nice 582. Good trade.
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Nice 582. Good trade.

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Anyone know how to remove the oil drain plug from the tranny on the 582? I have tried, kroil, heat, etc, nothing works, it just strippes.
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Take the rear cover off. All the oil comes out that way too.
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Take the rear cover off. All the oil comes out that way too.
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