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June 13th 06, 09:15 PM
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"service engine soon" light
I just hit the 60k mark on my 2002 mustang. I park my car every winter so I
usually top up any fluids that needs to be. I am concerned that I may have over filled the transmisson fluid (maybe that's the reason why the light has come on, or is it because it's a factory setting to come on at 60k? )If anyone knows please enlighten me. If it is the fluid do I drain it or syphen it? 
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