32RH issues

[mpbannon]

I’ve got the pan on. Love it. Saves such a headache with fluid everywhere!

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What did you use for what i am assuming is a temp sensor amd bung?
The deep pan is awesome though, so glad I pulled the trigger on it.

Got my transmission back in and its running great! I was worried I had a leak, but im 99 percent sure some puked out of the vent line the first test drive, but have since put a breather hose on, so hopefully it doesnt cause an issue in the future.

 

[hear]

I used the Autometer bung I found on Summit's site (sorry no link), but @mrblaine will likely have a better/cheaper recommendation.

 

[mrblaine]

I used the Autometer bung I found on Summit's site (sorry no link), but @mrblaine will likely have a better/cheaper recommendation.

I use the stainless steel versions I get from Bung King. I prefer SS due to it silver brazing very nicely and doesn't rust instantly after brazing. I don't know if they are cheaper by the piece since I buy them 50 at a time. I'm glad to ship a single to anyone in need but even cheap USPS makes it about 10 bucks for both. I don't know if they are worth that.

 

[Christian.mers]

What did you use for what i am assuming is a temp sensor amd bung?
The deep pan is awesome though, so glad I pulled the trigger on it.

Got my transmission back in and its running great! I was worried I had a leak, but im 99 percent sure some puked out of the vent line the first test drive, but have since put a breather hose on, so hopefully it doesnt cause an issue in the future.

I used this for my sensor plug. You drill out a 1/2” hole, then connect it all. I put an unholy amount of red threadlocker on this portion. Next I screwed my Gauge sensor into the bung and then this is what I put my gauge portion into. There’s another one on Etsy as I’m pretty sure this seller has his page paused for some reason. Pretty nice all together. I would recommend brazing but I was doing a rush job where this was my daily so I didn’t have much time.