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08-23-2005, 07:45 PM
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Re: FMX Transmission Pan
Thanks for the advice! I actually already tried banging down the bolt holes and that did not seem to do much of anything. I originally thought that the leak was coming from above so I cleans up the bottom of the trans and could see that it was indeed coming from the pan. I was going to get on of those Duraprene gaskets which are supose to be the best anf try one of them. I would really just like to get a new pan. Hey "REV", I checked out the mustang place you told me and can seem to find any pans. I found gaskets and filters but cant seem to find an FMX pan. If you find it again please send me the parts number. Thanks alot!
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