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Old 01-20-2005, 06:40 AM
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Hi guys,

I got a "new" used trans for the '95 SLE and am in the midst of installing it. When I took the pan down and was wiping the gasket sealing surface, I bumped the heater element spring (?) and it fell off. It did not get bent, so I cleaned it up and re-installed it. I did not see how it was before I knocked it off. :( I think this is how it showed it in my FSM, but I am not sure. Is it supposed to be bowed this way?

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If it ain't right, it will be a lot easier to change now, than after I get the 16 quarts of fluid in it!

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do you have a pic with more detail? i'm having a hard time trying to get my bearings here
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yes, it'* installed correctly.



<edit> wow, that was fast. usually they block image linking a lot slower...
http://kaake.20m.com/thermostatic%20element.gif
if you copy and paste that into your address bar, it should be okay, otherwise it'll give you the blank stare...
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Thanks again mkaake, for the lightning response - that image eases my mind considerably. You should get a consulting fee on this job, (or a least a case of beer) if I ever get it running again.

[edit] Now I can go back to bed!
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lol - no problem... it'* why i hang out here
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