David Ramsey wrote:
> Hi Chas,
> I have invented a high tech tool that aids in the removal and
>replacement of the tranmision fill plug.
>
> >
> > I replaced the gearbox oil with synthetic 75w-90. Very nice change!
> > Thanks for the suggestion, whoever it was that mentioned it. Smoother
> > shifting and quieter when hot. One of the nicest easy (other than
> > getting that damn fill plug started back on it's threads) changes I've
> > made for driveability.
>
> I will be selling these "Pat Pend" tools for the low cost of 29.95 +
>shipping, as soon as the tooling is done. This special tool consists of a 2"
>piece of high tech 5\8" rubber hose "heater or garden". All you need to to do
>is loosen the drain plug with socket wrench and place the special tool on the
>plug and remove by hand, to replace the drain plug you just place the special
>tool "Pat Pend" and drain plug on the transmision and hand tighten, remove the
>tool and snug-up the plug with the socket wrench.
> At this time I have several hundred of these tools in stock (the end
>of my 5/8" sears garden hose got run over by my bug-i). However shipping will
>be delayed about 6 months, because I am waiting for the paper "Made in
>England" stickers to arrive from England.
> Crash
Crash
Let's work out a partnership!
I have a whole bunch of "Country of Origin UK" stickers.
BTW if you reach up from under the car the filler plug goes on much easier.
I know it sounds dumb but from the underside right side of the car you can
easily reach the filler plug and start it by hand.
--
Frank Clarici
Seeing all of you at Sprite Rush 98
For more info on Sprite Rush, the 40th anniversery of the Sprite
Check out my home page http://www.exit109.com/~spritenut
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