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Old 02-22-2019, 02:43 PM
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Hello
I am facing a new problem on my 2007 lariat 4x4 5.4 truck.
This week I changed the trans liquid and the filter.
In the bolts of the pan was really tight very strong.
Result 1 hole is half bare.
So I used a longer bolt.
Obviously the transmission does not lose.
But I will like to repair my hole with a helicoil.
The damaged hole and the one that is next to the accumulator piston 1-2 (driver's side) on the front of the transmission.
Do you think it is possible to place a helicopter at this location?
Is there an internal oil line to the transmission that passes right next to that hole?


Thanks for your help
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Is it leaking? If not I would not fix it. You might be able to get a 'tap & die' set and enlarge
the hole to the next size.
Old 02-24-2019, 08:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Arizona Tumbleweed
Is it leaking? If not I would not fix it. You might be able to get a 'tap & die' set and enlarge
the hole to the next size.
I'd try this route first, you've gotta drill it out for a helicoil either way.
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Tap and die vote as well
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Hello everyone.
For the moment there is no trace of fluid under the vhéicule.
I traveled 2000 miles of 1000 with 4000 pounds.
The levels look good.
I hope she will continue to be waterproof
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Originally Posted by Ludo
Hello everyone.
For the moment there is no trace of fluid under the vhéicule.
I traveled 2000 miles of 1000 with 4000 pounds.
The levels look good.
I hope she will continue to be waterproof
You're good. Consider it fixed! :-)*
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Good job! luckily, it was an easy fix!



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