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0-1 Jr Transmission Filter
Owner’s Manual
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Installation:
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**** See attached instructions ****
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Service Intervals:
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After installing the GCF Transmission Filter, run vehicle
approximately 1,000 miles and change the GCF element. Alter
this initial change, we recommend that the GCF Filter be serviced once
every 90 days or 10,000 miles. If operating in extremely dusty
environments, service GCF filter element each 6,000 miles.
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Clamp Adjustment:
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During the first 1,000 miles of use, the lid and gasket assembly
will seat. Therefore, after the first 1,000 miles of service the clamp
of the GCF filter will need to be adjusted. Using a 3/8” wrench,
make two full turns on the nut, this should be sufficient. It should
require full hand pressure to close clamp.
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TO INSTALL THE GCF TRANSMISSION ADAPTER, FOLLOW THE BELOW
INSTRUCTIONS:
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- There are two metal lines from the transmission that are connected
to the radiator. Select the easiest accessible of these two transmission
lines to install your GCF adapter.
- Cut a section of the metal line that coincides with the necessary length
of the adapter.
- Determine the direction of flow. With a pan under the two openings of the
lines, have a person start the vehicle. Watch to see which opening the
fluid
comes out first. As soon as you see the direction of flow, have the
person
turn off the vehicle.
- Using the proper size compression fittings (5/16 or 3/8) install the GCF
adapter in place of the section of line removed.
- The input to the GCF Filter will be the first opening on the adapter that
coincides with the direction of flow. (See drawing)
- Mount the GCF Transmission filter in a convenient location and run the
lines to and from the adapter. Insure that lines are secured properly
and
are not near the exhaust.
- After installation is complete, run engine and check for leaks.
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