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The Deep pan is 50mm wide/deep on outside measurement with 4 magnets the shallow pan goes from 45 to 35mm over the same area and narrows with 2 magnets.... I have put some pics of the two pans here http://www.ausjeepoffroad.com/forum/...=150379&page=6 in post 42.....

Found MJ Products good to deal with for tranny pans for the 8 speeder.... no stuffing around... in fact ordered one last Sat arrived today...
Hi Drover, do you know how much BMV is required, for a pan change?
I rang MJ Products, no problem sending to W.A, sound like good guys.
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Hi Drover, do you know how much BMV is required, for a pan change?
I rang MJ Products, no problem sending to W.A, sound like good guys.
I initially bought 8 lts (2 bottles) but found 4lts was what I got out and back in, when I filled it back up at first only got a bit over 3lts in, so I double chocked the wheels and fired her up, did a slot into D and R for a few seconds then back to park and with engine idling, door open, I topped up the rest, 4lts back in so it dribbled out the fill point............. Then took it for drag ' back on the blocks and checked again, all good.

I run mine up on some 100mm high ramps made of sleepers with the suspension lift thats enough height to be able to move, leave door open when engine going to make sure it stays in park, all wheels chocked and its backe dinto shed so if I take off its out he bloody door not thru the wall...........lol,lol,lol...... may add another 50mm to the baby ramps.
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The Deep pan is 50mm wide/deep on outside measurement with 4 magnets the shallow pan goes from 45 to 35mm over the same area and narrows with 2 magnets.... I have put some pics of the two pans here http://www.ausjeepoffroad.com/forum/...=150379&page=6 in post 42.....

Found MJ Products good to deal with for tranny pans for the 8 speeder.... no stuffing around... in fact ordered one last Sat arrived today...
Cheers for that, from your pic it appears my filter is the right one.
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