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Since some folks ask how much fluid comes out of the E4OD pan, I…

Since some folks ask how much fluid comes out of the E4OD pan, I took a picture when I swapped in a punisher valve body.

I installed a drain plug when I last changed the trans filter. I located it on the side of the pan in the center of the magnet. This left a small amount of fluid in the bottom of the pan, but still much easier to deal with vs. not having the drain.

 I was surprised how much fluid was sitting on top of the valve body.   Leaving the pan under the trans during the swap let me catch most of it. 
Over all I lost about half a quart.
Since some folks ask how much fluid comes out of the E4OD pan, I took a picture when I swapped in a punisher valve body. I installed a drain plug when I last changed the trans filter. I located it on the side of the pan in the center of the magnet. This left a small amount of fluid in the bottom of the pan, but still much easier to deal with vs. not having the drain. I was surprised how much fluid was sitting on top of the valve body. Leaving the pan under the trans during the swap let me catch most of it. Over all I lost about half a quart.Original file
Since some folks ask how much fluid comes out of the E4OD pan, I took a picture when I swapped in a punisher valve body.

I installed a drain plug when I last changed the trans filter. I located it on the side of the pan in the center of the magnet. This left a small amount of fluid in the bottom of the pan, but still much easier to deal with vs. not having the drain.

 I was surprised how much fluid was sitting on top of the valve body.   Leaving the pan under the trans during the swap let me catch most of it. 
Over all I lost about half a quart.

Since some folks ask how much fluid comes out of the E4OD pan, I took a picture when I swapped in a punisher valve body.

I installed a drain plug when I last changed the trans filter. I located it on the side of the pan in the center of the magnet. This left a small amount of fluid in the bottom of the pan, but still much easier to deal with vs. not having the drain.

I was surprised how much fluid was sitting on top of the valve body. Leaving the pan under the trans during the swap let me catch most of it.
Over all I lost about half a quart.

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