🔧 Enhance Performance and Extend Lifespan with GM Genuine Parts 24204278 Automatic Transmission Fluid Pan Kit Review

Fits perfectly and now has a drain plug on the pan for easy maintenance. GM's factory seal was reusable and didn't leak, which saved me a few bucks. It's a shame why so many companies don't install drain plugs anymore. Time is money, so having a plugged drain pan will save you money in the long run.

Everything looked good at first. But the corner intended to be pressed in was badly pressed, causing the edge to crease and cut through the anti-rust but not the pan. I plan on painting this one so I'll finish it and keep it to myself. This product already has several photos that exactly match the damage on mine. So I don't send rice.

I kept buying this because for some reason it kept saying it didn't fit my truck but I kept looking at it and decided to buy one Taking a risk because I was pretty sure it would be low too, and lo and behold it matched my 2003 Silverado 2500hd 6.0 perfectly. It would be even better if it came with gaskets but I am very happy with this item.

Excellent product with heavy metal and electroplating. Unfortunately I couldn't use it. It will not fully seat. Only works on trans a year younger than my 04. Too bad. I wanted shares. Some complained about the pocket around the plug which still had some old liquid in it. No problem. Any debris will be flushed away when the plug is unplugged. And then the pan needs to be pulled to service the filter.

Installed on a 1997 GMC K2500 with a 4L80-E transmission to replace a rotten 21 year old oil pan. Fit and quality from the factory. I recommend using a reusable factory gasket, ACDELCO 8677743. A nice feature compared to the original pan is the drain plug. The factory sump uses a torx head, while this sump uses a regular hex head screw to prevent the rounding that occurs with torx fittings.

Terrible packaging all crumpled obviously fallen apart maybe some cheap tape although poorly packaged has sharp edges and creases now you need one stable pan to avoid leaks, not one that looks like it's been battered and possibly warped. The holes are drilled terribly too. I have to bring a grindstone to the surface to keep it flat, a waste of my hard earned money and time.