just replace the fluid and the filter- forget the flush- the trick is to have it done by a shop who has mechanics that know what they're doin'
Unless there is a really good reason to flush it such as you badly burnt the fluid I would just replace the fluid and filter. Flushes are designed to flush the money out of your wallet!
2002 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Crew Cab
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Maintenance & Repair
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Maintenance & Repair
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Maintenance & Repair
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Maintenance & Repair
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