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Topic:	A/T Pan Gasket

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enzvoy anybody know if there was a recall on the A/T Pan Gasket
DrillinU I don't if this will help. http://www.chrysler.com/webselfservice/chrysler/index.jsp?screenName=recall&country=us&emailUrl=goToEmailForm%28%27R%27%29
catfish dont even use a crappy gasket,use a sealer called the rightstuff it wont deteriote or leak.only way to go.you dont really think after all this time theres a recall for a pan gasket do you.
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enzvoy don't know what I was thinking but hoping since it looks like the crossmember has to come of to get the pan off
This message has been edited by enzvoy on 06-05-2013 at 11:11 AM
garysss Enzo, I was talking to Gary about this. Is your pan dripping or just wet. If it's not dripping I would check tightness of pan bolts and wipe clean. A little seepage here or there won't hurt anything.
catfish been awhile since i had mine off,yes you do need to remove lower xmember.i pretty sure after pan removal the trans will need 4 qts of atf plus 4 to reach full mark.check after 3 so you dont overfill.
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padroo I don't remember, is the Prowler pan cast aluminum or is it a sheet metal pan? Sheet metal pans get dimples in the bolt holes after being tightened and they have to be checked before reinstalling or more than likely they will leak. If using silicone sealers it is important to make sure the gasket surfaces are clean and dry of any oil, I use choke and carb cleaner.
catfish the pan is sheetmetal.ath plus 4 is a clear fluid and very hard to see the level on the stick.also make sure the fluid is hot.when you push the stick in the tube it gets oil on the sides making the level hard to see.you will need to ck a couple time to see the correct level.i cleaned the end of the stick on my cat and painted the end white,much easier to see level know.
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This message has been edited by catfish on 06-05-2013 at 09:32 PM
enzvoy thanks for your help everybody
beachcat
quote:
Originally posted by enzvoy:
don't know what I was thinking but hoping since it looks like the crossmember has to come of to get the pan off

Enzo, the cross member comes off easily.

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T O P I C R E V I E W
enzvoy	anybody know if there was a recall on the A/T Pan Gasket
DrillinU	I don't if this will help. http://www.chrysler.com/webselfservice/chrysler/index.jsp?screenName=recall&country=us&emailUrl=goToEmailForm%28%27R%27%29
catfish	dont even use a crappy gasket,use a sealer called the rightstuff it wont deteriote or leak.only way to go.you dont really think after all this time theres a recall for a pan gasket do you. ------------------
enzvoy	don't know what I was thinking but hoping since it looks like the crossmember has to come of to get the pan off This message has been edited by enzvoy on 06-05-2013 at 11:11 AM
garysss	Enzo, I was talking to Gary about this. Is your pan dripping or just wet. If it's not dripping I would check tightness of pan bolts and wipe clean. A little seepage here or there won't hurt anything.
catfish	been awhile since i had mine off,yes you do need to remove lower xmember.i pretty sure after pan removal the trans will need 4 qts of atf plus 4 to reach full mark.check after 3 so you dont overfill. ------------------
padroo	I don't remember, is the Prowler pan cast aluminum or is it a sheet metal pan? Sheet metal pans get dimples in the bolt holes after being tightened and they have to be checked before reinstalling or more than likely they will leak. If using silicone sealers it is important to make sure the gasket surfaces are clean and dry of any oil, I use choke and carb cleaner.
catfish	the pan is sheetmetal.ath plus 4 is a clear fluid and very hard to see the level on the stick.also make sure the fluid is hot.when you push the stick in the tube it gets oil on the sides making the level hard to see.you will need to ck a couple time to see the correct level.i cleaned the end of the stick on my cat and painted the end white,much easier to see level know. ------------------ This message has been edited by catfish on 06-05-2013 at 09:32 PM
enzvoy	thanks for your help everybody
beachcat	quote: Originally posted by enzvoy: don't know what I was thinking but hoping since it looks like the crossmember has to come of to get the pan off Enzo, the cross member comes off easily.