New transmission pan for my 01 LC

[ArvadaLC100]

I went to do a fluid drain and the last guy in there stripped both the bolt and the pan badly.

I am going to order a new pan

can anyone confirm that this

3510660110

is the right part number


Thank You

 

[larryt]

It looks like the right part.

An easy fix is to tap a slightly larger hole and add a new bolt. Or have a garage do it for a few bucks if you aren't inclined to diy.


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[Trunk Monkey]

Why not thread to just slightly larger instead of the expense of a whole new pan?

 

[OGBeno]

It looks like the right part.

An easy fix is to tap a slightly larger hole and add a new bolt. Or have a garage do it for a few bucks if you aren't inclined to diy.


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Won't work if the captive nut on the inside of the pan is broken from it's welds. You can either reweld it to the pan or get a new pan.

 

[ArvadaLC100]

Looks like the pan can be had for less than $100, seems like sort money to make sure the will hold up.

I just need to know if that is the right one

 

[spressomon]

To add: The AT drain bolt is softer metal than the spot welded insert it threads into. This failsafe typically means a new bolt takes care of thread issues (aside from what Onur posted above).

 

[ArvadaLC100]

I thought so as well. I ran over to the dealer and grabbed a new bolt and gasket. It would not thread correctly. I few whacks and turnes later the crush washer was crushing but it will not like being taken out ever again.

 

[larryt]

Won't work if the captive nut on the inside of the pan is broken from it's welds. You can either reweld it to the pan or get a new pan.

I hadn't thought of that. Good thing for the pros around here.




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[TXLX100]

Before our pres leaves office, we need an executive order banning impact tools around oil pans.