I got the 128005

 

SUCCESS!!!....B&M pan came today,the inner cooling fin did hit the solenoid. I "engineered" it down with an angle grinder after checking with B&M tech dept. Went on without a hitch...drained about 5 quarts of fluid and put 7 back....prob could use another 1/2 qt...but it got dark,so I'll check it out tomorrow. Thanks to everyone who had advice,would have liked to have a deeper pan,but as much as i drive it.....It'll do

 

I was going to do the same thing but I figured that if I have to modify something that I paid for to fit my tranny than the company can have it back.


Im glad you got it worked out.

 

I'm sort-of in the same situation at the moment. I got the B&M pan (and its a nice piece)cause they said it would work, but I don't know if I want to go modifying it. I guess for the price ($120) a littleediting isn't real bad though....

Is there any reason that I "should not" modify it, or will it work fine if I just remove a little of the inner cooling fin to allow for the servo??

Thanks

 

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I'm sort-of in the same situation at the moment. I got the B&M pan (and its a nice piece)cause they said it would work, but I don't know if I want to go modifying it. I guess for the price ($120) a littleediting isn't real bad though....

Is there any reason that I "should not" modify it, or will it work fine if I just remove a little of the inner cooling fin to allow for the servo??

Thanks
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I modified mine...after i called B&M and checked with them....have had no issues and am happy with the pan.

 

So what all did you do? I assume that one or two of the interior fins had to be gound down?

How far down and how many?

 

I'll upload a pic....1 fin ........broke it with a hammer and then ground it down with a angle grinder

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Looks easy enough to me....Thanks!

 

Here ya go, this is what I used..........http://www.dodgeram.org/tech/transmi..._lever_adj.htm

 

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I'll upload a pic....1 fin ........broke it with a hammer and then ground it down with a angle grinder

[IMG]local://upfiles/37700/060E6471C0CF4FCA8278F06F4D74F6CD.jpg[/IMG]
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Which filter extention did you need to use? The thick or the thin one?

Thanks