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04-06-2008
On a pan drop fluid change it takes about 7.4 quarts to refill it. (I usually just put in 7.5 and check it later)
Pan bolts, PLEASE use a torque wrench, I torque my pan bolts to 8 lbs. ft.
To get a good seal, wipe both pan and tranny mating surfaces with some sort of degreaser that doesn't leave behind a film. I like to use lacquer thinner myself.
But sounds like you got everything done and squared away. Sogood job for you!
~F~
04-06-2008
I cleaned everything out of the pan and all of the mating surfaces well.
I did not polish it to mirror finish though.
Also, i took a straight edge to the mounting holes on the pan and they were good. This morning no leaks.
Nice to hear from you Farnsworth.
04-06-2008
brake clean works very well alsoOriginally Posted by GR8racingfool
On a pan drop fluid change it takes about 7.4 quarts to refill it. (I usually just put in 7.5 and check it later)
Pan bolts, PLEASE use a torque wrench, I torque my pan bolts to 8 lbs. ft.
To get a good seal, wipe both pan and tranny mating surfaces with some sort of degreaser that doesn't leave behind a film. I like to use lacquer thinner myself.
But sounds like you got everything done and squared away. So
~F~
04-06-2008
The pan bolts are listed for 90-100 in lbs. We had a member snap one of his off while using a torque wrench on them, so I go for the minimum 90 in lbs. Never had a leak or other issue.
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