What works best? seems like all I find in the filter kits are rubber ones. never had good luck with them.
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Trans pan gaskets???
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Re: Trans pan gaskets???
I always use cork. Sometimes have to be special ordered and only a few companies carry them. But they can be found.winfield scott wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 8:00 pm What works best? seems like all I find in the filter kits are rubber ones. never had good luck with them.
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Lee in KC
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Re: Trans pan gaskets???
Windy, I have a Fel-Pro gasket. Pretty sure its neoprene. I have chrome pan. I made sure the pan rail was dead flat and I scuffed it lightly with a red Scotch pad. Never had a single leak in 12 years.
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Re: Trans pan gaskets???
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Re: Trans pan gaskets???
Hi Windy, I also am running a FelPro as I recall. In addition I am using clamping bars that I made, around the whole pan rather than washers. BTW the pan is also chrome and has cooling tubes that run through it. It has been on the car since inception back in 1987. I haven't run any gasket sealer and with the addition of the bars it stays pretty dry the last time I looked.
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