Torqueflite Question

CudaFactHackJob said
Somebody else says so? Have you ever taken a pan off? This isn't a very good example of how to work on a vehicle. You don't just tear stuff apart because of what somebody else said. You do your own research. Sounds like you're just creating a bigger problem.

I don’t know if you read the previous comments but I said I was “planning” on doing it but that I’m also in the middle of degreasing it to verify. If plans change and I see that it’s strictly just the drip pan then I will just do the drip pan. Trust me I don’t have time to waste or money so I’m very meticulous when it comes to completing maintenance I do all my homework prior to touching/removing/replacing anything and that includes researching forums, talking with those that have experience, and reviewing original manuals. All before I go underneath the car. Same process I use as a helicopter mechanic. You see an issue, postulate theories, test your theories, troubleshoot, isolate the issue, finalize your plan, verify you have all components in stock prior to removing anything (to include other parts/components that might need to be replaced), verify with a technical inspector on the plan and get the okay to proceed (usually because these parts are in the $1000-500,000 dollar range) and get their input, then proceed with the maintenance plan discussed.