Anyone try one of these aftermarket transmission pans with drain bolt?
Dorman 265809
Rock Auto shows the same part number for both 4 cylinder and V6 engines??? I wouldn't go out of my way to do this, but if I were replacing the filter anyway, it would be tempting to install something like this. |
Gets good reviews here:
http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/d...809/26949826-P https://www.amazon.com/Dorman-265-80.../dp/B002XIKJO4 Reviews tend to suggest that you should get a better bolt gasket before using it, but otherwise positive. http://gmtnation.com/forums/threads/...ssion-pan.928/ I installed that transmission pan to my Trailblazer. Was a perfect fit but the metal plug gasket would seep fluid. I used nylon drain plug gasket Dorman 65270 to cure the issue. |
I wish I would of done this when I changed my filter. makes things so much easier
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I've had a few slip up doing trans filters. Does GM still use the nice re usable pan gasket. I've had good luck (no leaks) with them. |
I'd want one of these, with a magnetic drain bolt and better drain bolt gasket for the win!
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At least in my case, I wouldn't do this. I am on my 3rd transmission and every transmission has had the pan dented. Although installing a drain plug like this is easier.
Plus, anything Doman, will NEVER find a home on any of my cars |
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I also hate Dorman, but if the pan gets good reviews and fits, and you can get a good drain plug and drain plug gasket, and if I could see it first in person locally, I might be interested. |
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