Transmission oil pan with drain plug.
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Well at least the part numbers are reasonable . Might have to repair the pan somehow . Trouble getting the plug out ? Took me several days of soaking with penetrating oil and a long leverage bar . You should have seen the oil .
Well at least the part numbers are reasonable . Might have to repair the pan somehow . Trouble getting the plug out ? Took me several days of soaking with penetrating oil and a long leverage bar . You should have seen the oil .
Last edited by Lady Penelope; 08-23-2017 at 01:27 AM.
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Depending on you situation if you have stuck or damaged hex nut you might consider sucking the old oil out through the servicing pipe with a egg pump or evacuation pump . You can take a 1 gallon wine bottle and hook it up to vacuum cleaner . A rubber cork can be obtained from homebrew supply store as well as tubing and a 1 gallon bottle at a glass recycle bin . You have to warm up the oil alittle bit to flow easier . You may not get all the old out but better then none .
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