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Old 04-02-2024, 10:16 PM
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2017 pan gasket leaking

I just bought a 2017 expedition in the previous owner had put RTV sealant on the transmission pan gasket. While fixing the molded lead frame, I scraped off all the old RTV sealant and bought a brand new pan gasket. In the gasket instructions it said to tighten bolts to 80-in pounds, however, the pan started leaking slowly around the gasket after ftlling. I'm wondering if I should have tightened it to 98 in pounds which is the spec I saw on a YouTube video. Does anyone have the pan bolt torque specs for a 2017 expedition?
 
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Old 04-03-2024, 09:16 AM
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For example in FordTechMakuloco Molded Lead Frame video, he says 98 in-lbs, ford-specs.com says 10 ft-lbs (120 in-lbs), and the paper that came with the new gasket says 80 in-lbs.
 
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FYI, for anyone else needing the info, it appears 80 in-lbs worked after I drove the truck a little, the gasket seems to have sealed.
 
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