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Transmission Pan Gasket
Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 4:31 am
by mrmora
So I have a leaky transmission pan gasket on my 1991 Subaru Legacy L... I noticed that the CC partially goes over the right side of the pan, do I need undo the CC to take off the pan. The right corner seems kind of hard to get to when a wrench, would a screw driver allow me to take off that bolt? I would love some advice as I need ot get this fixed!
Re: Transmission Pan Gasket
Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 5:20 pm
by Legacy777
Welcome to the BBS.
What is the CC?
Can you get a ratcheting wrench in there? I've found them to be pretty darn helpful in tight places.
This thread may be helpful.
http://bbs.legacycentral.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=49746
Re: Transmission Pan Gasket
Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 9:17 pm
by mrmora
Thank you for the welcome. I checked out the thread, but I was more looking towards the removal of the pan. I actually got all the other bolts off with a ratcheting wrench, very helpful. But when it came to that right corner (passenger side)... I couldn't get it the wrench up there. The "CC" is the Catalytic Converter, well I believe it is lol. The trans pan bolt is snugged up against the other thing, making the wrench sockets unable to get the bolt off. I was wondering if I tried using a ratcheting screwdriver, would that take care of the job? Thanks again for the reply.
Re: Transmission Pan Gasket
Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2012 2:56 am
by 91Beater
mrmora wrote:Thank you for the welcome. I checked out the thread, but I was more looking towards the removal of the pan. I actually got all the other bolts off with a ratcheting wrench, very helpful. But when it came to that right corner (passenger side)... I couldn't get it the wrench up there. The "CC" is the Catalytic Converter, well I believe it is lol. The trans pan bolt is snugged up against the other thing, making the wrench sockets unable to get the bolt off. I was wondering if I tried using a ratcheting screwdriver, would that take care of the job? Thanks again for the reply.
On my FWD, I got that no problem using 1/4" screw-driver with 10mm socket.
If that doesn't work for your layout, use a universal joint. 3/8" 10mm won't get in there, but 1/4" will.