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07-22-2004, 09:04 AM
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Hello BrianG another " fix" is to take the pan to a machine shop have them dial in the centers of the flats and have them mill off .005+ -about- from the top of the pan lip. It would be ideal if they would use a 1/4" radius bit . Also you can go with a grinding table but that machine is a little more difficult to find in shops . Currently shops charge about 65.00$ per hour. It SHOULD NOT take more than an hour-hour and a half. What I have to say last is true now. Stick around and watch the person dial it in! Being a transmiission pan, the foreman might not take this job too seriously and put one of the, uhm lower paid workers on the project! Talking from experience! Mike
07-22-2004, 09:20 AM
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Hello Mr.GarthS. Do you mean the "jack off method" which you titled one of my posts concerning filling up tranny resovoir? I was thinking of you when I was typing the 2x4 method for BrianG. Whoops that doesn't sound right!!! Mike. 
