GMC K1500 SC
05-19-2002, 09:04 PM
Installed it this weekend...came with a nice alum. extension and small bracket to support the filter...took 8 quarts to fill it up to dipstick mark when hot...notice that it sits 2" above the header pipe and rear support bracket brace...also makes the tranny case more ridged...so far no leaks or seepage. I took some temp readings before the pan install so I'll let you know how much it lower the temps.<br><br>
http://james.jaguar.net/kctrading/Pics-of-truck-3-2-02/SANY0076.JPG
More pics at: http://james.jaguar.net/kctrading/Pics-of-truck-3-2-02/ Installed: 73 to 79 also Loose pan: 71 to 67
Took about 1 hour to install...it come with a drain plug at the bottom with a little magnet in it...which I thought was way to small so I epoxyed a 3/4" steel washer to the alum pan on the left rear side and put a 1/2x1/2" Zink Plated NEODYMIUM-IRON-BORON extreme HD magnet on the steel washer...this should trap any metal that is suspended in the fluid.
Ken
http://james.jaguar.net/kctrading/Pics-of-truck-3-2-02/SANY0076.JPG
More pics at: http://james.jaguar.net/kctrading/Pics-of-truck-3-2-02/ Installed: 73 to 79 also Loose pan: 71 to 67
Took about 1 hour to install...it come with a drain plug at the bottom with a little magnet in it...which I thought was way to small so I epoxyed a 3/4" steel washer to the alum pan on the left rear side and put a 1/2x1/2" Zink Plated NEODYMIUM-IRON-BORON extreme HD magnet on the steel washer...this should trap any metal that is suspended in the fluid.
Ken