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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Trucks / November 2004Trans Pan Gskt.
1990 1500 350/700od. Got a new filter kit from Gm dealer in a AC Delco package, it contains filter and 2 gaskets-1 cork type and 1 rubber type which is the best to use for a good no leak seal? Parts manager says cork, service manager says rubber ! Humm...What you guys think. rubber or that black fibre stuff ? the fibre seals pretty well, but will stick to the pan pretty tight next time you need to change it > 1990 1500 350/700od. Got a new filter kit from Gm dealer in a AC Delco > package, it contains filter and 2 gaskets-1 cork type and 1 rubber type > which is the best to use for a good no leak seal? Parts manager says cork, > service manager says rubber ! Humm...What you guys think. If it matters, I have had no problem with the cork., and don't even like the looks of the fiber one. Seems too thin. Will not allow sealing compensation for a slight warpage of the pan IMHO. Eightupman > 1990 1500 350/700od. Got a new filter kit from Gm dealer in a AC Delco > package, it contains filter and 2 gaskets-1 cork type and 1 rubber type > which is the best to use for a good no leak seal? Parts manager says cork, > service manager says rubber ! Humm...What you guys think. with 16 bolts, 'warpage' of the pan ceases to exist > If it matters, I have had no problem with the cork., and don't even like the > looks of the fiber one. Seems too thin. Will not allow sealing [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > which is the best to use for a good no leak seal? Parts manager says cork, > > service manager says rubber ! Humm...What you guys think. Yeah, I have only seen it when the pan has hit something and was not straightened out right. I guess it really depends on who is installing it. I have seen guys mash the crap out of cork and wonder why the thing leaks....... > with 16 bolts, 'warpage' of the pan ceases to exist > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > cork, > > > service manager says rubber ! Humm...What you guys think. Bout a month and a half ago I used the rubber and no leaks on my 700R4 > 1990 1500 350/700od. Got a new filter kit from Gm dealer in a AC Delco > package, it contains filter and 2 gaskets-1 cork type and 1 rubber type > which is the best to use for a good no leak seal? Parts manager says cork, > service manager says rubber ! Humm...What you guys think. |
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