# Replace the 2 tranny output shaft seals also. It's better to drain the fluid first and-->

Posted by Jeff92se (92se) on September 05, 2002 at 18:23:31:

In Reply to: I'm at a similar spot... posted by «§» on September 05, 2002 at 17:51:48:

it's alot easier to premeasure the tranny fluid and put it in through the ODO cable(on top of the tranny directly under the fuel filter). You just need a 4 ft long run of clear plastic hose and a funnel.

: I'm getting my clutch replaced soon and to do that they have to remove the axle. One of mine was really bad so I'm replacing it with a new one; I'm also gonna go ahead and replace the other to be safe (probably not necessary, but it's good piece of mind).
: When the axles come out, so will your tranny fluid so be ready. It would be a good tiem to get some Redline MT-90 too (I got mine from courtesy with the clutch pieces). I got my axles for $120 (Right) and $150 (Left) from www.raxles.com . I've heard good things about them from other .org people in my area so I figured I'd give them a shot.
: All the pieces are in the mail this week and hopefully I should have the work done in a few more weeks. Mikey P also recommended to do ball joints while all that stuff is out too (about $30 each) so I will probably do that too.

Replys:

- Jeff is so right about filling your tranny fluid that way, sooooooooo much easier mentat (93se 5spd) 23:01:32 9/05/2002 (0)
- yeah, I'm think I got those seals «§» (93 SE) 19:16:43 9/05/2002 (4)
  - Off to the dealer today - what bits are needed??? nm Jacob ('93 SE) 13:24:26 9/06/2002 (3)
    - here's the pieces Kaleb mentioned «§» (93 SE) 14:21:21 9/06/2002 (2)
      - Thanks man - I believe in the 'while I'm at it' principle too... Jacob ('93 SE) 17:10:39 9/06/2002 (1)
        - I have no idea what all that stuff is... «§» (93 SE) 19:27:06 9/06/2002 (0)

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: it's alot easier to premeasure the tranny fluid and put it in through the ODO cable(on top of the tranny directly under the fuel filter). You just need a 4 ft long run of clear plastic hose and a funnel. : : I'm getting my clutch replaced soon and to do that they have to remove the axle. One of mine was really bad so I'm replacing it with a new one; I'm also gonna go ahead and replace the other to be safe (probably not necessary, but it's good piece of mind). : : When the axles come out, so will your tranny fluid so be ready. It would be a good tiem to get some Redline MT-90 too (I got mine from courtesy with the clutch pieces). I got my axles for $120 (Right) and $150 (Left) from www.raxles.com . I've heard good things about them from other .org people in my area so I figured I'd give them a shot. : : All the pieces are in the mail this week and hopefully I should have the work done in a few more weeks. Mikey P also recommended to do ball joints while all that stuff is out too (about $30 each) so I will probably do that too.