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I recently changed the transmission fluid in my 520h. It ran good before but it looked like it had the original transmission filter on it. After changing the fluid with 10w30 and new fluid filter now I don't have any movement until about 7/8 the way through the lever.  Can I please get some help on what would cause this.

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oliver2-44

I just want to say:text-welcomeconfetti:I'm not a 520 expert, but lots of good help on here for 520's

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Goofey

What filter did you use?

 

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pfrederi

:text-yeahthat:

 

Have you rechecked  the fluid level ?  They can get air locked as you fill them and you think they are full but they are not.  Should have taken about 5 qts...

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In the Red

I used a Stens 120-265

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In the Red
16 minutes ago, oliver2-44 said:

I just want to say:text-welcomeconfetti:I'm not a 520 expert, but lots of good help on here for 520's

Thanks

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In the Red
7 minutes ago, pfrederi said:

:text-yeahthat:

 

Have you rechecked  the fluid level ?  They can get air locked as you fill them and you think they are full but they are not.  Should have taken about 5 qts...

I'll check again.  I believe thats about what I put in it. 

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Goofey
15 minutes ago, In the Red said:

I used a Stens 120-265

 

 

Should not be the problem then

 

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WVHillbilly520H

I always run the lift cylinder through a few complete cycles up and down while changing out the fluid/filter... This helps displace any air that may still be in the system... While refilling did you notice any "burping" or did you leave the filter loose/remove bolt from top of transaxle this will eliminate a lot of the air issues.

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