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Ragusa tranny pan bung size [message #185736]

Wed, 26 September 2012 17:28

habbyguy

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Hi, all...

The PO installed a Ragusa aluminum tranny pan on my coach, and I'm getting ready to install a temperature gauge sensor in it... does anyone know the bung size/threading for the pan (it's not on the Ragusa website unless I missed something). I'm hoping it's a direct screw-in fit, but want to have the adapter in hand so I don't have to sit under a red waterfall trying to figure it out.

Mark Hickey Mesa, AZ 1978 Royale Center Kitchen

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Re: [GMCnet] Ragusa tranny pan bung size [message #185741 is a reply to message #185736]

Wed, 26 September 2012 18:01

emerystora

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The Regusa pan has two threaded openings. One for the drain bung and one for the temperature gauge. You should not need an adapter.

Emery Stora

On Sep 26, 2012, at 5:28 PM, Mark <mark@habcycles.com> wrote:

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> Hi, all...
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> The PO installed a Ragusa aluminum tranny pan on my coach, and I'm getting ready to install a temperature gauge sensor in it... does anyone know the bung size/threading for the pan (it's not on the Ragusa website unless I missed something). I'm hoping it's a direct screw-in fit, but want to have the adapter in hand so I don't have to sit under a red waterfall trying to figure it out.
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Re: Ragusa tranny pan bung size [message #185744 is a reply to message #185736]

Wed, 26 September 2012 19:26

bobby5832708

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The threaded hole on the front of the Ragusa pan is 1/8 NPT. It was the same size as the sender that came with the gauge, no adapter needed. At least that's what I remember!

Bob Heller
2017 Winnebago 29VE
Winter Springs FL

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Re: Ragusa tranny pan bung size [message #185773 is a reply to message #185744]

Thu, 27 September 2012 07:15

Michael Leipold

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bobby5832708 wrote on Wed, 26 September 2012 20:26

The threaded hole on the front of the Ragusa pan is 1/8 NPT. It was the same size as the sender that came with the gauge, no adapter needed. At least that's what I remember!

I can confirm this, I just installed an Autometer Trans Temp Gauge and no adapter was needed. The gauge came with a couple adapters anyways.

1973 GMC 26' Glacier - Unknown Mileage - Has a new switch pitch transmission with Powerdrive Smile

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Re: Ragusa tranny pan bung size [message #185787 is a reply to message #185736]

Thu, 27 September 2012 08:58

bobby5832708

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So then this morning I was under the GMC and I looked at the Ragusa trans pan and, lo and behold, there IS a plumbing adapter!

I used a 1/8 to 1/4 adapter because the hole in the front of my Ragusa pan has a 1/4 pipe thread and the sender is a 1/8 pipe thread, therefore the adapter.

My memory sure isn't what it used to be, not that it was any good to begin with.

Bob Heller
2017 Winnebago 29VE
Winter Springs FL

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Re: Ragusa tranny pan bung size [message #185830 is a reply to message #185787]

Thu, 27 September 2012 21:46

habbyguy

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Hmmmm... Perhaps I'd be safe to pick up a 1/4" NPT to 1/8" NPT adapter, just to be safe. Thanks for the input!

Mark Hickey Mesa, AZ 1978 Royale Center Kitchen

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