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Transmission Pan - 1/27/2008 4:23:17 PM

Scubba.steve

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Well im having a problem with my transmission pan gasket. The gasket is leaking, BUT heres my problem.... One of the bolts that hold the pan on is stripped. It takes a 10mm but the socket just turns over it causing it to strip more. Would it hurt me any if i was just to take a chisel and cut that 1 bolt off? I have the new gasket and all other bolts come out fine. I dont know though, its already leaking (Very slowley) 1/4 quart every 100 miles. Should i just leave it alone? Or will it still leak with 1 bolt chisled off?
Thanks guys

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RE: Transmission Pan - 1/28/2008 4:32:37 AM

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Why not just either get pliers or some channel locks and loosen it that way. Thats what id do. And do you mean the oil pan gasket?

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RE: Transmission Pan - 1/28/2008 8:36:50 AM

Scubba.steve

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No, its the transmission pan gasket. Pliers would just slip right off, havent tried channel locks though.... They might work

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RE: Transmission Pan - 1/28/2008 4:40:54 PM

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There is no such thing as a transmission pan

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RE: Transmission Pan - 1/29/2008 9:10:30 AM

Scubba.steve

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You want me to pull out my camera and take a picture of it for you?
Better yet, pull out your haynes manual and look up manual transaxle.
Car has oil pan and a transmission pan

http://www.autozone.com/R,APP1129470/vehicleId,1981303/initialAction,partProductDetail/store,356/partType,01192/shopping/partProductDetail.htm
somepeople call it the transmission pan, others the manual transaxle pan, either way same part

< Message edited by Scubba.steve -- 1/29/2008 9:27:18 AM >

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RE: Transmission Pan - 1/29/2008 9:50:10 AM

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Im pretty sure only autos have a transmission pan. Ive never heard of a manual havign one. Even the link you provided it says right on it (A/T)

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RE: Transmission Pan - 1/29/2008 9:55:06 AM

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My car is an auto, haha i posted the wrong section of the haynes manual. But yea, inside the pan is also a filter. I got the filter and gasket for around $10. but i cant get the pan off

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Horsepower is how hard you hit the wall, torque is how much of the wall you take with you

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RE: Transmission Pan - 1/29/2008 10:14:28 AM

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ooooo. ok this is making alot more sense now. I kept thinking your talking about a manual since you said manual twice in your last post

Ok yea id try some channel locks. Those are probably the easiest way to get a good grip on a stripped bolt

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RE: Transmission Pan - 1/31/2008 7:14:32 PM

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Hahah ok so channellocks it is then... Think i will go to advancedauto and just borrow theres instead of buying some only to use once.

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Horsepower is how hard you hit the wall, torque is how much of the wall you take with you

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RE: Transmission Pan - 1/31/2008 8:15:08 PM

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if you cant get it off with channel locks, take a dremmel to the bolt and cut a slit in it big enough to fit a flathead screwdriver in

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