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Oil drain plug
What is the best location on a stock pan to install drain plug
Trans Pan of course Thanks, Dave
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87 GN T-TOPS ATR 3"DP and 2.5"PITBULLS TE-44 w/ PTE EXHAUST HOUSING 009'S w/ REDS 93 & 108 CHIPS J. JACKSON T.B. & PLENUN XP PUMP- HOT WIRED ********SOLD********* Looking for another TR soon!!!!! |
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I felt most comfortable installing the drain plug on the left rear vertical portion of the pan, the area that is flat and looks like an angle on the corner of the pan. I installed it as low as possible in the flat area. I sealed it with JB weld too. Now when I go to drain the pan, there is only about 1/8" of fluid in it when I remove it all the way. Makes life less messy.....The cheapie drain plug with the O-ring from the parts store is fine. Install the nylon washer on the inside though, JB Weld on the outside.
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87 GN: TA-54, stretch big neck, 72s, ATR DP, SMC, 3200 9/11, homemade DP (340s) hotwired, ME-R 64 Grand Prix 389 Tri-Power, loaded, frame-off resto, mild cam, Turbo 350 trans retrofit - SOLD 1/28/05 - a sad goodbye johnkiml@comcast.net |
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