How much did you pay for your ATF change?
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Yes. I did the front and rear diff fluid at 70K on my Q7. The center was done sometime around 45K and I will be doing that again shortly if I do not get into a newer lower mileage '19 Q7....
there should be no need to replace seals. pull the pan/filter, replace, and add new fluid. call it a day.
there should be no need to replace seals. pull the pan/filter, replace, and add new fluid. call it a day.
All I'm saying is if you pull off the transmission pan from 50k-80k+ and you plan on keeping it way over 100k that it is way cheaper to replace $40 worth of parts vs dropping the pan again. The time to do the seals, sleeve and torque it all back together should be under an hour.
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After ~80k, gaskets start to get hard, won't expand/contract anymore and therefore will leak. The valve body transmissions sleeves were not giving me problems but they were definitely really hard probably not keeping pressure, the Mechatronics sleeve is a common leak point.
All I'm saying is if you pull off the transmission pan from 50k-80k+ and you plan on keeping it way over 100k that it is way cheaper to replace $40 worth of parts vs dropping the pan again. The time to do the seals, sleeve and torque it all back together should be under an hour.
All I'm saying is if you pull off the transmission pan from 50k-80k+ and you plan on keeping it way over 100k that it is way cheaper to replace $40 worth of parts vs dropping the pan again. The time to do the seals, sleeve and torque it all back together should be under an hour.
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