<VV> Fwd: Removing PG fluid

[Ron]

It may be unforseen but the driver should sure see it if he's sober.
RonH

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Sent: Thursday, November 05, 2009 1:01 PM
Subject: <VV> Fwd: Removing PG fluid


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> If it was me -- and what I did on mine -- is replace the  stock thin
> no-drain-hole pan with an aluminum pan from Clark's.  It  has a
> drain.  It is thick and won't bend when you remove it.  It  seals a
> lot better as it is aluminum to aluminum.  Only thing wrong  with this
> idea is that it costs money -- but it has proved the only way I  can
> get a perfect seal on a PG.  Probably others have done better  with
> stock being more careful ... but any idiot can seal with the aluminum
> pans.  E
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> Only one problem with the Clark's pan----make d*** sure that your rig 
> can't
> bottom out on an unforeseen bump DAMHIK.
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