Slappin' St. Lucifer...
#1
Slappin' St. Lucifer...
Ever been so mad?
I was almost there today.. Had that rascal surfaced, or if I would have known where to dig- I'd have yanked him out and slapped him around for sport..
I finally got around to doing the remote transmission filter and Derale deep pan today- along with the check valve delete..
Did you guys know that little check ball is just rubber? I pulled the hose off, and cut it onto two pieces.. drilled out the check ball, pulled the spring set with a pair of pliers, and whallah- deleted.. blew it out with some compressed air, put a brass barbed hose connector in each end, added some extra hose to each end, and ran them to the remote filter set-up.. It was far less painful than I expected it to be. I was in and out of there in less than half an hour.
then I dropped the pan.. and took an ATF+4 bath.. I cursed, but this is the last time I'll have to do it, because a new internal filter is going on, along with the filter extender, and a Derale pan w/ magnetic drain plug.. but then Murphy got involved..
The pan won't clear my custom cross-over pipe.. Even If I could get it in there, it would likely rattle like a Yugo, and because it would be touching- it would cook the pan... dang it.. I had a come to Jesus, and just slapped the other pan back on there (sans drain or temperature probe).. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.... rrrrrrrr.... rr.... rrrrrrr.rrrr.rrrrr............ rrrrr... gr..
So, there is a point I'm set to make.. here it is- if you need/want a pan, check it out, along with a kegger... dang it..
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/parts-s...ifold-keg.html
I was almost there today.. Had that rascal surfaced, or if I would have known where to dig- I'd have yanked him out and slapped him around for sport..
I finally got around to doing the remote transmission filter and Derale deep pan today- along with the check valve delete..
Did you guys know that little check ball is just rubber? I pulled the hose off, and cut it onto two pieces.. drilled out the check ball, pulled the spring set with a pair of pliers, and whallah- deleted.. blew it out with some compressed air, put a brass barbed hose connector in each end, added some extra hose to each end, and ran them to the remote filter set-up.. It was far less painful than I expected it to be. I was in and out of there in less than half an hour.
then I dropped the pan.. and took an ATF+4 bath.. I cursed, but this is the last time I'll have to do it, because a new internal filter is going on, along with the filter extender, and a Derale pan w/ magnetic drain plug.. but then Murphy got involved..
The pan won't clear my custom cross-over pipe.. Even If I could get it in there, it would likely rattle like a Yugo, and because it would be touching- it would cook the pan... dang it.. I had a come to Jesus, and just slapped the other pan back on there (sans drain or temperature probe).. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.... rrrrrrrr.... rr.... rrrrrrr.rrrr.rrrrr............ rrrrr... gr..
So, there is a point I'm set to make.. here it is- if you need/want a pan, check it out, along with a kegger... dang it..
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/parts-s...ifold-keg.html
#3
you were my inspiration for just drilling it out Zman.. Even though I used double hose clamps on each connection (the barbed hose connector is about three inches long all together, and had ample space to clamp) I prefer having the quick disconnect on the external cooler side, and the threaded connect on the hard-line return line..
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But on the up side you've now got a remote filter so the stock pan won't have to come off until band adjustment time. (I'm a real silver linings kinda guy...)
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