Reply to "Sticky #4: Pantera Exhaust Systems"

panterrorMy 74 GTS

quote:
Originally posted by LIV1S: Did you design in the ability to partially break down the the system to allow servicing of the transaxle?

I installed a top fill port for lube on the transaxle in my car a long time ago. In the picture in the post above, it would reside under the driver's side rear muffler. That comes off with removal of the v-band clamp and whatever I come up with to support it at the rear. Other than changing lube, was there some other sort of in-car transaxle service you had in mind?

Best,
K

12/2/117:49 PM

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