deep tranny pan.
Are you fellas insinuating that size matters? 
+1 on buying the correct depth pan...and I believe that cooler design and size has more to do with reducing heat than pan capacity.
+1 on buying the correct depth pan...and I believe that cooler design and size has more to do with reducing heat than pan capacity.
Last edited by dsertdog56; Apr 17, 2009 at 11:43 PM.
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No, my trans cooler dropped my temps by about 25-30 degrees. The pan was installed later, and dropped the temps that little bit more.
What did that pan cost you all said and done? Did it come with a new gasket?
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Joined: Jul 2007
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My pan ran $275 and took 11 quarts to refill. Keep in mind that I removed the check valve from the system so I'm pretty sure both the aux cooler and radiator heat exchange probably drained out over night as I pulled the VB to do some work on it. I think the check valve probably kept the aux cooler from woRking as effciently as it currently does, and a pusher and puller e fan probably helps too.
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Joined: Feb 2009
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From: New York
I just bought a PML Deep trans pan, +2 quarts, and machined for sensor, and has a magnetic drain plug. I only payed 233. free shipping. www.moesperfromance.com
I also at this time bought a gauge pillar , and two digital temp gauges with blue leds , one for water , and one for temp.
I also at this time bought a gauge pillar , and two digital temp gauges with blue leds , one for water , and one for temp.
