Deep trans pan?
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03-07-2009, 08:35 PM
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Deep trans pan?
I did do a search but still need some help. I was talking to monteC about my problems that my trans has been giving me. Originally Posted by
What I said:
dodge15004x45.9 So I think its time to get my trans rebulit It only has 46,000. But I drive the truck hard. The problem im having is bear with me ummm It like will go int 1st. Than it will rev up to like 2,000-2,500 than it will shift at like 40pmh. Im not on the gas hard and its mostly a flat road that i'm on. So what do you think the problem could be?
What he said:
Adjust the front band, and replace your governor pressure solenoid and sensor.
So I thought while I had the old pan off I should put a deep pan on? How many people have them and where did you get them from. Oh i'm going to be putting a new gasket on. Any help in finding any of the part would be nice and how hard is it to do? I don't do very much work on my truck.
What I said:
dodge15004x45.9 So I think its time to get my trans rebulit It only has 46,000. But I drive the truck hard. The problem im having is bear with me ummm It like will go int 1st. Than it will rev up to like 2,000-2,500 than it will shift at like 40pmh. Im not on the gas hard and its mostly a flat road that i'm on. So what do you think the problem could be?
What he said:
Adjust the front band, and replace your governor pressure solenoid and sensor.
So I thought while I had the old pan off I should put a deep pan on? How many people have them and where did you get them from. Oh i'm going to be putting a new gasket on. Any help in finding any of the part would be nice and how hard is it to do? I don't do very much work on my truck.
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03-07-2009, 10:07 PM
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I have a PML pan. 2 quart extra capacity, aluminum with cooling fins on it, plus it has a magnetic drain plug and a temp sending unit port. It's a good investment. Deep pan is a double edge sword though. The extra fluid makes it harder for the fluid in the pan to get hot as hot fluid is mixing in the pan with the cooler fluid, but if you do overheat, it takes longer to cool down for the same reason.
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03-09-2009, 07:06 PM
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Yeah quite honestly before I did that little correction thing, I looked up the spelling. Thats weird how both work. But either way, at least to me, "gage" just seems funny.
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