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uhm...i have a 4L65 pan sittin in the garage...heard it holds 2 quarts more...then someone i know said you gotta put a different pick up on the tranny cause its deeper...anyone know about that!! wanna mag pan but im broke so ima try an do the best with what i got
just be sure you have the right transmission filter for the pan. Measure the depth of the pans, most all trucks have a deep pan from the factory.
There is no difference because it's a 65. Pretty much all the 99+ 60/65/70 have the same deep pan in the half ton full size trucks. Yes, my Blazer has the flat one that holds ONE quart less than the stepped pan my Denali has. The only other difference is the 99-02 has a drain plug.
A drain plug that never comes off :lol: This is good to know BTWQuote:
Originally Posted by GasGuzzler
It is a Bee-ooo-atch yes, it does come out 59% of the time with proper procedure. :LOL:
If you have lifts like me the drain does not help as I can drop a pan much easier. Chances are that if you have the tools to get it out with some sort of success you also have a lift and this explanation does not help :lol:
hmmm..mines an 04 and i have a drain plug on my tranny pan..thats interesting
^^^ pan or trans has been swapped
that makes me kinda skeptical on whats been done to this truck now!! there is 87,000 miles on...so i wonder if the tranny blew up an they replaced it with something used! hmm
Does proper procedure involve a drill and tap & die kit :LOL:Quote:
Originally Posted by GasGuzzler
Sometimes. Usually (more than half the time) it will come out with a shallow 6-point impact socket and a 1/2" impact. If not, it's big hammer and chisel time.