DIY Trans pan support
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DIY Trans pan support
The imaginative powers of Heinekin told me this should work fine
It's a rear rotor, hub side down, w/ 3 shop rags for cushion sitting on a floor jack. The convex section of the pan fits perfectly into the pk brake shoe area. The rotor is large enough to contact 3 sides of the outer pan edges. Worked great for lowering trans to remove diff. Pan did not know it was touched
It's a rear rotor, hub side down, w/ 3 shop rags for cushion sitting on a floor jack. The convex section of the pan fits perfectly into the pk brake shoe area. The rotor is large enough to contact 3 sides of the outer pan edges. Worked great for lowering trans to remove diff. Pan did not know it was touched
Last edited by cvm; Feb 6, 2010 at 11:30 AM. Reason: add pic
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Nice idea. Way to use your imagination to come up with a solution.
