Drain Plug......
04-18-2005, 09:10 AM
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Drain Plug......
alrite.... im sick of changing the tranny fluid and having a mess when i drop the pan... is there an aftermarket plug we can put in it??? hhehe i changed my G/fs tranny and took a bath in nice dark red fluid 
04-18-2005, 11:25 AM
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Bill...anything on the 60'* that you know of?
Of course the best bath I watched Mechanic Dan take was on a Jeep w/a drain plug. Must have been 200 quarts in there...what a mess...and that was after he drained as much as would come out.
Of course the best bath I watched Mechanic Dan take was on a Jeep w/a drain plug. Must have been 200 quarts in there...what a mess...and that was after he drained as much as would come out.
04-18-2005, 11:30 AM
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I myself would like to have a 60-E and 60 pan with a drain plug....
But All I have ever done is used a large but short Sterlite container from wally world... Less than $4 and it works better than any catch pan I have had... It fits just right under the trans pan and helps lessen the mess...
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But All I have ever done is used a large but short Sterlite container from wally world... Less than $4 and it works better than any catch pan I have had... It fits just right under the trans pan and helps lessen the mess...
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04-18-2005, 02:15 PM
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No thanks. That'* asking for corrosion at the weld. I'd rather just replace my pan with one that already has the plug.
Yes, they're available for the 60 as well.
Yes, they're available for the 60 as well.
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