I have a 1997 Chevy 2 Door Tahoe with the 4l60e shallow pan and filter. Will I have to use the deep filter on this pan? Will it add extra capacity?
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No you can continue to use the stick filter and it will add an extra quart if I remember right I used this pan on my 90 Chevy pick-up 700r4 which is the same transmission just minus all the electronics.
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Mine has a separate transmission oil cooler so I didn't use the oil cooler tank in the bottom of this radiator but it works fine with no problems. I don't think it was as narrow as 3/4 inch though.
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I used the hard fiber gasket that came with the pan. The OEM pan has raised "bosses" to prevent the rubber gasket from oozing out when the bolts are tightened, but the Derale pan does not have the bosses. I think one of those aftermarket gaskets with rubber on both sides bonded to a metal piece in between would work well if you want to remove the pan often, but they are pretty expensive. Since I have an external filter, and the pan has a drain plug, I don't plan to remove the pan again for a while.
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i AM NOT SURE WHAT YOU MEAN BY "Also is the metallic housing plug included with this?" BUT YES, THIS FILTER HOUSING DOES FIT THIS ENGINE. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THE OIL PAN DRAIN PLUG, IT DOES NOT COME WITH THE FILTER HOUSING.
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I used this product on my pentair 520 clean n clear series. (the big/tall four cylinder filters) I got a 520 top for the base...bought this item and screwed it right in. No issues. Hope this helps.
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This goes in a special tank, so if the truck is not fitted with that tank and place to fill DEF under the hood, you do not use it. It is a rather recent invention for the exhaust system so an older truck probably doesn't need it. My 2004 dually did not need it, but the 2013 did. Be glad if you have an older truck because it will probably get better mileage, and this DEF is not cheap. Happy driving!
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No drain you fill and dump the inside pans when you need to change or filter oil
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This drain pan holds about 6 to 8 quarts, which may be insufficient to accomodate more than approximately 1.5 gallons of coolant. I use a drain pan similar to the Lisle 17942 Black Plastic 4.5-Gallon Drain Pan which is large enough to hold all the coolant in my V8 truck. In addition the funnel on W78 Drain Pan, although large enough for catching oil, may not catch coolant unless you have a fine stream (not draining from a radiator hose).
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None, after running it for a while, what fealt like a gain was not, dyno showed same results a a drop in performance filter. Also mileage dropped, to 25 mpg from 29 mpg. I recently returned car back to stock, power is the same, fuel economy back up. Only positive thing about this unit is price, and sound. I had the Mopar unit, prior to this, and a K&N; as well, money wise, lesson learned just buy a K&N; replacement filter and save some time and money. On a side note if you are looking for bling and nice tone from engine, then the unit is worth it.
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I can give you the dimensions of the pan it fits in. My wife uses a 3 1/2" long x 2 1/4" wide x 1 1/4" deep pan and also mentioned that you can find the filters at Jo Ann's or Michael's
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I'd say the effective depth is 2-1/4". The bottom of the pan curves inward. If one were to measure from the CENTER of the pan to the edge, it would probably be a bit deeper. It's a great pan for recipes requiring a 9x13x2" pan. I've had no capacity problems.
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Phillp I would be very careful when buying tran filters online. I thought the online store i used was repurtable. After I took everthing apart and dropped the pan the new one did not fit on my 2007 335xi. I had to flush the filter and reuse the orignal pan. Fortunately the store excepted the return with no problem. Hope this helped.
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I have used this for an older Colman camp stove. Worked well but had to use a filter at stove connection due to "dirty" propane in 20lb tank.
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i believe so. i would check your manual or the website for the correct filter.
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I do not remember if it was marked for capacity or not and I cannot check now since I got rid of my tank. I found it so onerous and difficult to clean after using it that I only used it twice. I finally sold it in a garage sale to get rid of it. Now I go to an oil change place or do it myself. It really had no advantage over the old drain pan unless you car has an oil filter accessible from the top of the engine. Perhaps this info will factor into your decision to purchase.
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No. The filter comes with an O Ring 'gasket' that fits on the filter. I ordered this filter for a 4R700w transmission, which has a reuseable pan gasket.
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You didn't add a year for your Highlander, so going off latest 2.4L 4cyl model in 2007, you should be using this http://www.amazon.com/Purolator-PL14477-PureONE-Filter-Pack/dp/B000E8T81A/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1407860103&sr=8-2&keywords=L14477