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Hoping that one of the Classic Mustang experts might be able to help. I dropped the automatic transmission pan on my 65 Mustang to replace the filter and gasket. When I pulled the filter a spring and cup fell out. are there any of these held in by the filter? i have attached a picture of the parts.
Thanks in advance for any help. Bran |
Bran
As long as you do not call me old guy! I remember from the C-4 trans. The little cup goes down into the valve body, the stud on the cup goes in to the spring, the metal screen has a ear that sticks out and keeps pressure on the spring. Later C4's had a pin to retain the cup and spring. Then you could change the screen without dropping the parts. Back to the rockin chair. As soon as I park the snake! Ed Paz **) |
Thanks Ed, My book doesn't mention it. I was afraid that I would have to pull apart the whole trans.
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