VFSV6FORME
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Yes I agree.The ryco gasket is fine, it's what I've got on at the moment and no leaks at all.
When you say 1.7L out of the check level bolt, how much was there sitting in the pan too? You gotta calculate it that way assuming you emptied the pan.
If you didnt empty the pan, then adding the 2.4L means it is overfull and it will just drain out when the car is on and you take off the bolt. Put the bolt back in when it slows.
Make sure not to remove the bolt when the car is off as it will dump too much fluid.
My daughter typing. Shes faster than me.
To start with the car is level (perfect) like its on a level road or better still, my garage. Ive taken the bolt out (old oil) and 1.7L came out until it was trickling. Now i go through the process of cleaning everything and putting the pan back on. Remember the bolt is out, I start filling the pan until it trickles through the hole again (new oil approx 3.2L until it started to come out of the hole). I put the plug back in then added 1.7L of new oil. Now by this it should be exactly the same as before I started the process of servicing the auto but what I found this morning: I ran the car through the gears for the second time (remember I did it yesterday too) and towards 35 degrees and I took the plug out from the bottom (no oil came out). By all means, the auto must have been under filled originally. I will give you some pics. Today in Brisbane it is a warm day, a very warm day for October. When i started the computer and connected to the Elm Street program and everything was selected the temperature was 30 degrees c just to start with so I had to wait until it climbed slowly from 30 degrees to 35 degrees and I even waited until it flickered to 36 degrees then I pulled the plug out. Once again, no oil came out. I will wait for the car to cool down for a few hours then add a litre then start the process again. Lets see what happens.
Photo below: Shows you how paranoid OCD i am. The level is exactly what where the car is on the garage floor. Also the monro has to be in the picture just to tease some of you guys. LOL.
Photo below: Shows the computer program and the transmission temperature that is 35 degrees celcius.
Photo below: Is a distance shot on what I am doing.
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