Has anyone had trouble bolting on Mopars deep tranny pan? The holes dont line up correctly.
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RE: Has anyone had trouble bolting on Mopars deep tranny pan? The holes dont line up correctly.
Nope I've seen pictures of them on but I don't have one. I kind of wish I had gotten one though. I may end up adding it later on. Where is the best place to get it?
Are you sure you have it turned the correct way and that you got the correct one for your tranny?
Are you sure you have it turned the correct way and that you got the correct one for your tranny?
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RE: Has anyone had trouble bolting on Mopars deep tranny pan? The holes dont line up correctly.
I've heard that they are not a bolt on deal. You have to do some fab work to make it fit.
Supply bolts, make up a filter stud mount, etc. You also have to grind on the pan and dremel
trim some tin baffles on the valve body to get pan on. That is why I didn't go with a Mopar
pan, and got one from PML instead. Perfect fit.
Supply bolts, make up a filter stud mount, etc. You also have to grind on the pan and dremel
trim some tin baffles on the valve body to get pan on. That is why I didn't go with a Mopar
pan, and got one from PML instead. Perfect fit.
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RE: Has anyone had trouble bolting on Mopars deep tranny pan? The holes dont line up correctly.
indy which truck did you put the mopar one in? I got one and put it next to my stock one on my 98 and there is noway it was 2 quarts more. maybe it was 6 ounces. but not 2 quarts.
read this thread. I pretty much laid everything you need to know here.
https://dodgeforum.com/m_491239/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm
read this thread. I pretty much laid everything you need to know here.
https://dodgeforum.com/m_491239/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm