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autobox sump

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Hi everyone,

im planning on changing the finaldrive oil and ATF next week for the first time since buying our van a couple of years ago.

Whoever did this last i think has really overtightened the bolts on the sump and I'm worried that after i take it off im not going to get a decent seal when i come to put it back on.

It doesn't look like the sump plate is available as a part anymore either. I've put I post in the wanted section here but not expecting that its going to be something that anyone has lying around.

Are there any suggestions about best way to mitigate a potentially wonky plate?

cheers
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I very much doubt the plate will be distorted. The bolts would snap before they could bend the plate. 
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thanks!

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If you haven't already bought one.I suggest you change the ATF strainer as well.
https://brickwerks.co.uk/product/autobox-strainer-t3/
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