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C4/C5 transmission pan
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Dirtman
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Umm you know you can buy a brand new one with a drain plug for 30 bucks right? 
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No i didn't, I'll lower price.
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The Ranger/Bronco II C5 pan has the hump in it for better fluid pickup when on rough terrain, not the same as a typical flat C4 pan.
The C5 also has a pickup built into the filter, I don't know how interchangable RBV C5 and "normal" flat C4 pans are. I also suspect the RBV C5 pan (only made 1983-1984) would be rather boutique for someone to be remaking them.
The C5 also has a pickup built into the filter, I don't know how interchangable RBV C5 and "normal" flat C4 pans are. I also suspect the RBV C5 pan (only made 1983-1984) would be rather boutique for someone to be remaking them.
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