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Amount of trans fluid needed
1977 cub 1650. Wanting to change hydro fluid and filter. I read somewhere on this site it says 14 pts. Is this number correct? Thanks
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You can read through the operators manual and it'll tell you all the specs and capacities. It's located in the tech section on this site. Link provided for ease of access.
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=4670 |
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Correct, 7 quarts.
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Ok thank you
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You might already know this, but just in case, when you change the fluid, you will need to remove the cover. The fluid will quickly pour out, so wear eye/face protection and have a container large enough to contain all of the fluid. Some of the fluid will remain in the axle housings. Once you remove the rear cover plate, then you are likely to need to replace the gasket for it, so remember your gasket when you are purchasing your materials.
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