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09-10-2006, 07:13 AM #1
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Torque specs for B&M tranny pan
I bought a used B&M aluminum deep tranny pan and was going to install it today but I have no clue as to what to torque the bolts to. I looked on thier site but no luck. Anyone know?
Also, what type of gasket sealer should I use (if any) on it?
Thanks!
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09-10-2006, 07:38 PM #2
I'm not sure if you have stamped or cast aluminum pan, but normally it's 7-10 lb-ft, (if it's cast you can torque higher since it wont warp) the oil level indicator bolt is 35 lb-ft and you should install a new gasket. I don't know what I did mine at (cast), but I think it was probably in the 14 lb-ft range. I didn't use any sealer except a little here and there to tack it in place so it wouldn't fall off while I worked it around the tail pipes.
Michael
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