AFE trans Pan
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AFE trans Pan
I installed the afe trans pan, and now have a little leak at the back passenger side I took it down put gasket maker and still have that dam leak. hard to tanghin the back screw.
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Well friend...you didn’t ask a question and I am sorry for your woes. I recommend finding a way to apply a uniform 106 in-lbs and if that doesn’t work, get in touch with the vendor you purchased from, followed by the manufacturing company who made this product.
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Used gasket maker, still has a leak. Sounds like an install error, or the leak is originating elsewhere.
Upon first failed install, I'd be checking the mating surfaces for nicks, cracks, and flatness.
Lubelocker gasket if you have a 6r80 and the mating surfaces are undamaged.
Upon first failed install, I'd be checking the mating surfaces for nicks, cracks, and flatness.
Lubelocker gasket if you have a 6r80 and the mating surfaces are undamaged.
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5 Year Member
Joined: Sep 2018
Posts: 379
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From: Brooklyn N.Y.
Used gasket maker, still has a leak. Sounds like an install error, or the leak is originating elsewhere.
Upon first failed install, I'd be checking the mating surfaces for nicks, cracks, and flatness.
Lubelocker gasket if you have a 6r80 and the mating surfaces are undamaged.
Upon first failed install, I'd be checking the mating surfaces for nicks, cracks, and flatness.
Lubelocker gasket if you have a 6r80 and the mating surfaces are undamaged.