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'67 Dart 270
PostPosted: Wed Jul 10, 2013 11:30 am 
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Does anyone know where to get a good sealing gasket for A-904 pan?

Real Gaskets has a silicone version, anyone use that one?

See: http://www.realgaskets.com/files/automo ... m#chrysler

I'm told it's 3/32" thick but that it seals very well...

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Welcome on the board. Your transmission is an A904. A band-and-linkage adjustment will probably make the shift engagement more consistent, and a fluid and filter change will also help (newer fluid is much better than old fluid, just on a formula/performance basis -- not to mention the degradation that comes with fluid age).

For fluid, use Chrysler ATF+4 or a reputable brand of Dexron-VI. Save yourself a great deal of trouble and go to the dealer for a rigid pan gasket part number 4295 875AC (may have superseded to -AD, or -AE, etc.; that's fine).

For adjustment, consult the factory service manual and this post.

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You assume my searching skills would have been effective...I tried a few searches...

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REAL GASKETS are Great! Reuseable, Durable, and last forever. I have Valve Cover gaskets on my motorcycle that are over 20 years old!

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REAL GASKETS are Great! Reuseable, Durable, and last forever. I have Valve Cover gaskets on my motorcycle that are over 20 years old!
But do they leak? :lol:

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Motorcycle is a 1978 R100S BMW, Horizontally opposed twin. If they leaked my boots would be shiny!(their not!) :lol:
I also bought a trans. pan gasket for the 904, but I have not put it on yet.(waiting to get a deep pan w/ drain plug!)

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FYI: Whenever I want to search this site, I don't bother with the built-in search function. Just go to Google, and start your search string with "site:slantsix.org" without the quotes.

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