2007-2014 Chevy/GMC/Cadillac/Yukon Truck/SUV: Transmission Drain Plug Install 🔧

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6L80E demonstrated but process is universal for almost any transmission. This is useful when either an aftermarket pain with a drain does not exist or all existing pan options are outrageously expensive. Avoids a $350 aftermarket pan or using a bolt on style which WILL leave like a sieve and keep you from passing state vehicle emissions.
Example used is a 2013 GMC Yukon Xl, but the concept is the same for all vehicles. Just make sure the plug bolt's protrusion does not interfere with the filter position.
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[@user-kz4hv9fo8r]

good job professional looking

[@Mike-01234]

Usually I like a copper washer because it can be torqued down. I worry the rubber washer will soften and the bolt will get lose.

[@jobehayes8444]

I feel ya going threw the same thing ...

[@dbierman2001]

YIKES!!! STEP AWAY FROM THE WELDER!!!

[@henrybucki7813]

not stainless because magnet ring stuck to the pan. stainless want stick to a magnet