Jul 22, 2007 #1 O orangecar Member Joined Nov 17, 2006 Messages 149 want CPT Transmission ( The real Art Carr) deep pan for my 2004R, the real thing ,not the poor fitting knock off pans that are around, can pay pal, money order, whatever. Thanks
want CPT Transmission ( The real Art Carr) deep pan for my 2004R, the real thing ,not the poor fitting knock off pans that are around, can pay pal, money order, whatever. Thanks
Jul 22, 2007 #2 B brian Senior Member Joined Jul 4, 2001 Messages 1,203 The Hughes pan fit great. You can get them from Nick Micale or Summit. Brian
Jul 22, 2007 #3 L Lee Thompson New Member Joined May 24, 2001 Messages 3,184 Brian Do you extend the pickup when using the Hughes pan?
Jul 23, 2007 #4 B brian Senior Member Joined Jul 4, 2001 Messages 1,203 Lee Thompson said: Do you extend the pickup when using the Hughes pan? Click to expand... They now supply them with a 700 filter. I just use to o-rings on the filter. The pedestals work real well out of the box with that filter. Best of all, these pans fit PERFECT! I would guess Nick had some influence here... :smile: Brian
Lee Thompson said: Do you extend the pickup when using the Hughes pan? Click to expand... They now supply them with a 700 filter. I just use to o-rings on the filter. The pedestals work real well out of the box with that filter. Best of all, these pans fit PERFECT! I would guess Nick had some influence here... :smile: Brian
Jul 23, 2007 #5 B bgndobe 86 GN Joined Jul 7, 2002 Messages 194 Got some contact info/web site for Nick Micale? I'm looking to get a deep Trans pan as well soon.?
Jul 23, 2007 #6 N Nick Micale Tech Advisor Staff member Joined May 26, 2001 Messages 9,208 We have these in stock.:smile: Just one issue we have found, and this may apply to other alum trans pans as well? The rear-most bolt on the linkage bracket can "weep" ATF through its threads. This bolt actually goes through to the inside of the case. Simple fix is to use a liquid sealer, as the teflon tape will not work well enough.
We have these in stock.:smile: Just one issue we have found, and this may apply to other alum trans pans as well? The rear-most bolt on the linkage bracket can "weep" ATF through its threads. This bolt actually goes through to the inside of the case. Simple fix is to use a liquid sealer, as the teflon tape will not work well enough.