Best location for tranny pan drain?
I am getting ready to tear into my truck and do a tranny fluid change and am going to put a drain plug in the pan while I'm at it ... what's the best location?
Also, instead of dropping the pan to drain the fluid, since I am puting in the drain plug, I thought I might drill the hole for the plug to drain the fluid ... what do you think? |
I believe your going to have to get a bung/bolt combo and weld the bung to the pan cause the pan is too thin to cut threads for a plug. It would go in the center of the pan.
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In the bottom......
Ok had to say it! I put mine in the bottom towar the rear of the truck, If you get the nut bolt type, use some silicone with it! Mine leaked no matter how tight I got it! Your best bet it to weld a nut/bung to it! It will also help drain all of it out. With mine it leaves a 1/2" of fluid in there! |
you can get a deeper pan for cheap.....
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Originally Posted by wildbill
(Post 230980)
I believe your going to have to get a bung/bolt combo and weld the bung to the pan cause the pan is too thin to cut threads for a plug. It would go in the center of the pan.
B&M DRAIN PLUG-Dodge Cummins and Ford Power Stroke Diesel Truck Accessories - Geno's Garage (which BTW is a really good price - seen them for double that on other sites) I would say somewhere toward the back of the pan (away from the filter). |
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