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Old 12-09-2020, 02:21 PM   #11
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Re: Used Parts Build

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The hole has to do with environmental compliance for waste that effect storm water run office. It is quicker and more effective at draining the MOST oil out of a transmission when it is brought in to a yard. If you look at the plug on his pan above, the drain plug would leave a significant amount of fluid in the pan if that is the only method to drain the oil. ALSO, a lot of transmission pans from the factory did not have drain plugs and the quickest and cheapest why is the poke a hole in the pan.
I understand about the environmental concerns & actions. Poking a hole in a 'good' spot on a non-drain plug equipped pan I get. Poking a 2nd hole inches away from a drain plug I don't get when tilting the object nets the same effect.
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