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Old 09-10-2010, 08:55 AM
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Re: 05 Suburban transmission pan removal

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Originally Posted by 93sub View Post
Thanks to Wisconsin winters I can't loosen the bolts and more afraid of snapping a head off a bolt. I hope I can take the shift cable off the bracket and maneuver the pan around it.
the torx fasteners are tough to get at. I use a 1/4 in rachet with the torx bit . I have a full kit of these torx bits forget what size . why buy one ?

since you live in the rust belt you must have at all times penitrating oil. wash and wire brush the area , that needs to be worked on if rusted dirty ,then spray these oils on your work fasteners . may take a week of oil application to work into the metal.

when these are removed then use a small amount of anti seize paste on these torx threads. next time it will be no big deal.

the pan gasket should be the reuasable type/rubber then torque to 7 ft lbs . then re torque after a few days . with this gasket I so far have reused this 4X.

many have messed up the connections to the solenoids with the pan install/removal so drop straight down ..

remember to use the new GM dexron VI . do not use any dexron III this product wil damage your transmission..

WD-40 IS NOT PENITRATING OIL !
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