ZZP Trans Pan Gasket ?

**nos4blood70** · 12-24-2014

Got one of these suckers for real cheap, couldn't say no. Gonna appreciate the drain bolt.

Can I reuse the factory gasket with this pan? I figured yes, but just want to ask to make sure.

**Bluemagic** · 12-24-2014

Yup the stock one is metal so your fine

**SgtMarshal** · 12-24-2014

I think they are reuseable, but they will end up leaking at some point. why not do the job right and put a new one on? on my last grand prix I was leaking transmission fluid and got lucky because all I did was tighten a couple bolts and it stopped leaking.

you can probably get a transmission pan gasket a lot cheaper on amazon or rock auto than what zzp charges.

**Bluemagic** · 12-24-2014

I've re used the stock trans pans gasket forever. Never had to replace it. Just check back after a few days and re check the bolts. They tend to loosen a bit after the weight from the fluid in the pan

**91parkave** · 12-24-2014

Fyi a new doorman pqn eith a drain plug is 30 bucks

**nos4blood70** · 12-25-2014

Thanks guys, my current gasket has been reused twice already. No leaks.

Got this thing for 50 bucks, so i guess I'm not too upset about just now finding out that Dorman makes a replacement pan with a bolt. Hahaha

Thanks for the advice guys.

**91parkave** · 12-25-2014

50 bucks niceeeeeee

**nos4blood70** · 12-25-2014

Call it a half Christmas, half luck, gift. lol

**Scottydoggs** · 12-25-2014

the factory pan gasket is the best one you will ever own, clean/inspect and re use.

**Turbocharged400sbc** · 12-25-2014

if using it with the zzp alum pan with their horrible rail machining....rtv the gasket to the pan and leave the other side clean. the trans case is nice and smooth, two allum pans have leaked on me

**markpa** · 12-25-2014

I reused the factory one for 322,000 miles,, probably 7 or 8 changes, never a leak.

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**DirtDog** · 12-25-2014

The factory trans pan gasket is only 50 bucks from the dealer for a new one. Or 30ish for a new one on Amazon.

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**nos4blood70** · 12-25-2014

Originally Posted by Turbocharged400sbc

if using it with the zzp alum pan with their horrible rail machining....rtv the gasket to the pan and leave the other side clean. the trans case is nice and smooth, two allum pans have leaked on me

Thanks for the advice, definitely don't need any leaks.

**theaceofspades** · 12-26-2014

Originally Posted by 91parkave

Fyi a new doorman pqn eith a drain plug is 30 bucks

This. I'm not even putting the stock pan back on my next drop

**nos4blood70** · 12-26-2014

I'm excited to have a drain plug, it'll make removing the pan so much easier, particularly for my shrimpy self.

**April Thompson** · 01-11-2015

Originally Posted by Turbocharged400sbc

if using it with the zzp alum pan with their horrible rail machining....rtv the gasket to the pan and leave the other side clean. the trans case is nice and smooth, two allum pans have leaked on me

Thanks for the advance warning; I was getting all googly-eyed at seeing an aluminium pan! Now I'll go with the Dorman one with the drain plug; also, thanks everyone for mentioning the reusable nature of the gasket!

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