Mag-Hytec Pan
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Mag-Hytec Pan
Does anyone have one on their truck here? I don't really care about the extra capacity, but I like the drain plug, and the fact that I can easily install a temperature guage.
Can I use a Motorcraft filter with it? I know it takes a deep sump filter, but where do I buy one? Is it just an extension that fits on the Motorcraft filter? I tried contacting the company but they wont answer my question. Also, are their o-ring gaskets really reuseable, or should they be replaced with every pan drop?
I would like to get the shallower pan but their website only shows that it is for a 4R70W transmission. I have the 4R75E transmission; will the bolts line up?
Any help would be appreciated.
Can I use a Motorcraft filter with it? I know it takes a deep sump filter, but where do I buy one? Is it just an extension that fits on the Motorcraft filter? I tried contacting the company but they wont answer my question. Also, are their o-ring gaskets really reuseable, or should they be replaced with every pan drop?
I would like to get the shallower pan but their website only shows that it is for a 4R70W transmission. I have the 4R75E transmission; will the bolts line up?
Any help would be appreciated.
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Yes, 4R70 and 4R75 take the same pan. If you just want a Drain plug, get the Uhaul pan. It bolts on and uses the same filter.
Factory pan with built in drain plug -->http://www.idmsvcs.com/2vmod/tranny/...res/index.html
The factory pan gasket is bonded rubber, its re-usable. Make sure to torque pan bolts to 130 Inch pounds.
btw, I see no place to install a transmission temp gauge in the mag-hytec pan.
Factory pan with built in drain plug -->http://www.idmsvcs.com/2vmod/tranny/...res/index.html
The factory pan gasket is bonded rubber, its re-usable. Make sure to torque pan bolts to 130 Inch pounds.
btw, I see no place to install a transmission temp gauge in the mag-hytec pan.
Last edited by mitymerc; 09-03-2014 at 05:18 PM. Reason: added a link with pictures
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