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I realize that removing the trans pan for a fluid/filter change is just a series of bolts and keeping out of the way of the dripping fluid.
Also realize that the trans pan is a "one time" use and I will be replacing the old pan with a PPE one.
I keep thinking about just punching a hole into the existing pan to allow the fluid to drain in a more controlled fashion.
Am I asking for trouble here or is there a logical spot where I could push a punch or screwdriver thru the existing pan SAFELY....maybe smack it with a ball peen hammer and pretend its a rock on a trail...maybe a controlled depth drilled hole...
Again I know its just some bolts to remove it the "correct " way......just rspitballing .....
Thanks in advance.
Tbruz
Also realize that the trans pan is a "one time" use and I will be replacing the old pan with a PPE one.
I keep thinking about just punching a hole into the existing pan to allow the fluid to drain in a more controlled fashion.
Am I asking for trouble here or is there a logical spot where I could push a punch or screwdriver thru the existing pan SAFELY....maybe smack it with a ball peen hammer and pretend its a rock on a trail...maybe a controlled depth drilled hole...
Again I know its just some bolts to remove it the "correct " way......just rspitballing .....
Thanks in advance.
Tbruz
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