My Shift Kit instructions say 97 inch pounds for the bolts that hold in the accumulator. I didn't see a spec in the instructions for the pan... It'* good to know!

That wrench should work just fine!

Some over-tighten the pan bolts, which can lead to leaking. The spec that I show for the accumulator is 106 inch lbs...not that far off from the 97 that was indicated in your kit.

Coastal is the recommended brand? Cost?

I have reused the original pan gasket 4 times so far. As long as you don't overtorque. The torque wrench is the key.

It'* a great gasket. Metal impreganted with silicone rubber. Keep it clean.

Any fluid that meets Dextron III specs, though you're probably better off with a name brand. I found Penzoil ATF at Wally World for around $10 a gallon.

Coastal is basically the "Autozone" brand IIRC. The cost is equal or a little lower than the name brands. Getting it in the gallon container saves a little as well.

I know that when Jr's3800 and I spoke, my plans were to get a higher cost fluid and after speaking..he had me buying the Coastal. When I compared it to the Advance store brand, it was a little heavier aka slightly thicker when cold.

It'* all my Intense built transmission has ever run.

Is $200 a good price for a Snap On Torque Wrench? Brand new, never used

Snap On is good and that sounds like a good price for one but you can also get a very good quality Professional Napa unit (the click type) for a bit less ~ $150 for 1/2 drive or $100 for a 3/8.

Yea I was looking at alot of them yesterday, only reason why I was said the Snap-On its my friends and hes trying to sell all his tools that he never touched and I know I can get them a little cheaper