What is the torque spec on the transmission pan bolts when replacing the trany fluids

12-13 foot pounds

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Oil and Transmission Pan Bolts. How much torque?

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Jun 12, 2003 - the Torque Specifications for the Xmission Oil Pan Bolts are 12-13 Ft. Lbs. Works for me.

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Raise vehicle and support on jack stands. Loosing nuts on transmission making one side lower than the other this will allow you to drain fluid. Drain fluid remove bolts on pan. Remove pan remove old gasket, clean pan and transmission edge, replace with new gasket. Replace pan and bolts. Torque to spec and refill transmission

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Remove the transmission pan - some don't have drain plugs, have a big pan underneath to catch the fluid. Pull filter and install filter on. Clean any debris from pan. Install gasket onto pan and install pan back onto transmission. Torque bolts to factory specs. Fill with approved ATF.

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Depends on the gasket used, but 7 to 14 foot pounds. I just snug them up with a ratchet one hand.

You will need to buy a "TRANSMISSION FILTER KIT," which will include a new transmission filter, uptake gasket, and pan gasket for your transmission. (They run about $20 or less on eBay.) Once you have done that, you will need to hoist the vehicle, and CAREFULLY remove the transmission pan by loosening one bolt a little at a time without removing them, and breaking the old gasket free (hopefully without making too much of a mess of transmission fluid). About half of the transmission fluid (about a gallon and a half) will be in the pan (the rest in the torque converter). It is usually sufficient to replace just the amount of oil in the pan (otherwise you need to remove the torque converter inspection plug on the bell housing and crank the engine to expel the seal, draining the other half of the fluid, then replace the bell housing seal).
Once you have drained away the transmission fluid in the pan, CLEAN THE PAN THOROUGHLY WITH A SHOP TOWEL, and carefully remove the bolts that secure the filter to the transmission valve body. (As I recall it is four 10mm bolts... but not sure on your year model).
Remove the filter, and remove any remnants of gasket on the uptake chamber between the filter and the valve body. MAKE SURE YOU REPLACE THE SMALL GASKET AT THE TOP OF THE FILTER WITH A NEW ONE, OTHERWISE THE TRANSMISSION WILL SLIP DURING THE 1-2 SHIFT DUE TO AIR BEING SUCKED-IN (been there).
Check for correct torque specifications for the filter mounting bolts before tightening them and DO NOT OVER-TIGHTEN THE RETAINING BOLTS.
Once you have replaced the filter, and your pan is clean, scrape away all remnants of gasket material from the mounting surfaces, and position the new filter. (This is easier if you use a tiny amount of silicone RTV to hold the gasket in place and keep it aligned with the pan mounting holes).
Replace the pan, tighten the bolts to spec, re-fill the transmission with the appropriate amount of NEW ATF, then test.

The transmission service is performed by lifting the vehicle in order to get access to the transmission pan. Remove all the bolts that hold the pan in place and the fluid will come out when the pan is being lowerd. From there the filter is accesible and should be changed by simply pulling it downward. The new one is installed by pushing it firmly in place where the old one once was. Clean the pan of the transmission completely including the magnet. place new gasket around the pan and reinstall all the pan bolts. be carefull not to over tighten the pan bolts as it can damage the new gasket the you have put on. next, lower the vehicle and add fluid through the dipstick tube located in the engine compartment. It's best to add 4 quarts then start the vehicle and check the level. If more is needed, add accordingly.
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There is none. To change the fluid you need to remove the cover - undo one end first to limit the mess - but yes, it's messy. AnswerBest To Have A Good Transmission Shop Do This. Sometimes You Can Miss Alighn The Filter On Some Tranmissions And They Will Go Out. About Changing The Fluid, Even If You Could It Wouldn`t Do The Job Without a New Filter. Good Luck AnswerThere is an excellent write-up on this procedure relating to a Taurus - the steps are the same.
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NOTE: dropping the pan alone will NOT change ALL the fluids - specifically the fluid that is in the torque converter. That would require a shop to perform a full fluid change with their specialized equipment. Answerdrop the pan, replace filter, clean pan replace gasket torq bolts to spec. refill to warm line on stick
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ASE L-1 Master TransMichigan.com AnswerRemove the pan and then remove the filter on the valve body. Clean the pan and gasket surfaces on pan & trany. Install new filter and pan gasket and gently tighten bolts. Caution, if overtightened it will leak!!! Remember how tight they were when you removed them or get a spec & torque them. Refill the trany through the filler tube, DON'T overfill it or it may not shift properly. To check the fluid level the vehicle needs to be running in park and on a level surface. If you do the above you will only change aprox 40% of the fluid. The torque converter, cooler & lines hold the rest and the fluid won't drain out of them.
I suggest you take it to a shop that has a trany FLUSHING machine and will exchange 100% of the fluid and do the filter & gasket at the same time. Add a bottle of seal conditioner when done. With the price of a new trany this should be done every 80,000 kilometers (50-60,000 miles) or check your owners manual for service intervals. Not a lot of shops have this machine so be selective. Might cost up to $200-250.00 for this service to get it done properly but a proper trany rebuild can be $1500-3000.00 or more in some cases on some vehicles.
Flushing the fluid?

But the system should be flushed. Just dropping the pan and draining the oil and changing the filter on your transmission leaves all the used fluid still in torque converter. Have the system evacuated and totally replacing ALL the fluid is a much better approach. It will cost you more but if you plan on keeping the Ford, it's a worthwhile investment.


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sebring transmission pan torque spec need torque specs for 2000 Sebring jxi convertible, transmission pan torque specs and bolt tighting

u have to drop the pan and chane filter

Allot of trani pans have no bolt.. You would just drop the pan & fluid comes out..
Dont forget to get a new pan gaskit & a filter - if that model calls for one..

FYI; A pan drop is only part of the fluid - about 3 to 5 quarts..

The trani & torque converter hold 7 to 9 quarts all together..

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