How to flush transmission

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Help! Whats the easiest way to flush a transmission on a 73 chevy c20 350?
 

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Or drain.. id rather just drain the bad fluid and replace with new fluid.
 

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Ya that's pretty much what I posted on your other thread
 

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Same here...:)

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And this is the same for a 73? Thanks guys!
 

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Okay now I need to know where the return line is and where I can find the drain plug on a 73 c20
 

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No drain plug on a Th350 or Th400. Generally a good idea to drop the pan, clean or replace the filter, clean the pan, inspect what you can see, and install the pan again with a new gasket. The trans filter is little more than a screen anyway, so replacement isn't really an issue. The lower line is from the transmission and the upper is the return to the trans, if I remember correctly.

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