TRANSMISSION PAN TRANSMISSION PAN

CLEAN MATING SURFACES. Of all foreign material including old gas- CLEAN MATING SURFACES. Of all foreign material including old gas-
kets, RTV and oil. You may wish to use a degreaser. kets, RTV and oil. You may wish to use a degreaser.

CHECK PAN FLANGES for flatness. Straighten stamped metal pans. CHECK PAN FLANGES for flatness. Straighten stamped metal pans.
Replace id severely distorted. Distorted cast aluminum or plastic pans Replace id severely distorted. Distorted cast aluminum or plastic pans
are difficult to straighten and should be replaced. are difficult to straighten and should be replaced.

ATTACH AND ALIGN GASKET TO PAN ATTACH AND ALIGN GASKET TO PAN

IMPORTANT: Chemical adhesives MUST NOT intermix with transmis- IMPORTANT: Chemical adhesives MUST NOT intermix with transmis-
sion fluid. Therefore, the gasket must be installed DRY without adhe- sion fluid. Therefore, the gasket must be installed DRY without adhe-
sives. sives.

Install cap screws through pan and gasket holes. Install cap screws through pan and gasket holes.

Note: This gasket is a HoleLock design which features slightly under- Note: This gasket is a HoleLock design which features slightly under-
sized holes to allow the fasteners to retain themselves into gasket/pan sized holes to allow the fasteners to retain themselves into gasket/pan
holes. holes.

Wipe off any excess transmission fluid from transmission flange. Wipe off any excess transmission fluid from transmission flange.

REINSTALL PAN TO TRANSMISSION. Install cap screws, finger tight. REINSTALL PAN TO TRANSMISSION. Install cap screws, finger tight.
Torque cap screws to OEM specifications. Avoid over-torquing. Torque cap screws to OEM specifications. Avoid over-torquing.

© 2000 Federal-Mogul Corporation Printed in U.S.A. © 2000 Federal-Mogul Corporation Printed in U.S.A.
Form No. I-526 (Rev. 10/00) Form No. I-526 (Rev. 10/00)

TRANSMISSION PAN TRANSMISSION PAN

CLEAN MATING SURFACES. Of all foreign material including old gas- CLEAN MATING SURFACES. Of all foreign material including old gas-
kets, RTV and oil. You may wish to use a degreaser. kets, RTV and oil. You may wish to use a degreaser.

CHECK PAN FLANGES for flatness. Straighten stamped metal pans. CHECK PAN FLANGES for flatness. Straighten stamped metal pans.
Replace id severely distorted. Distorted cast aluminum or plastic pans Replace id severely distorted. Distorted cast aluminum or plastic pans
are difficult to straighten and should be replaced. are difficult to straighten and should be replaced.

ATTACH AND ALIGN GASKET TO PAN ATTACH AND ALIGN GASKET TO PAN

IMPORTANT: Chemical adhesives MUST NOT intermix with transmis- IMPORTANT: Chemical adhesives MUST NOT intermix with transmis-
sion fluid. Therefore, the gasket must be installed DRY without adhe- sion fluid. Therefore, the gasket must be installed DRY without adhe-
sives. sives.

Install cap screws through pan and gasket holes. Install cap screws through pan and gasket holes.

Note: This gasket is a HoleLock design which features slightly under- Note: This gasket is a HoleLock design which features slightly under-
sized holes to allow the fasteners to retain themselves into gasket/pan sized holes to allow the fasteners to retain themselves into gasket/pan
holes. holes.

Wipe off any excess transmission fluid from transmission flange. Wipe off any excess transmission fluid from transmission flange.

REINSTALL PAN TO TRANSMISSION. Install cap screws, finger tight. REINSTALL PAN TO TRANSMISSION. Install cap screws, finger tight.
Torque cap screws to OEM specifications. Avoid over-torquing. Torque cap screws to OEM specifications. Avoid over-torquing.

© 2000 Federal-Mogul Corporation Printed in U.S.A. © 2000 Federal-Mogul Corporation Printed in U.S.A.
Form No. I-526 (Rev. 10/00) Form No. I-526 (Rev. 10/00)