spdjnky

I recently purchased a Pacesetter header for my '86 22re automatic. While I was installing the header the collector kept hitting on the dipstick tube for the transmission. Instead of hammering the collector in to fit, which would have been a lot, is there a fix for this problem?

I know I ordered the right one...PU 2/4 WD, 4-Runner (4 Spd, Auto) (not column shift)
84-89 2.2, 2.4L F.I./20R, 22R, RE, REC 70-1187

Since mine has overdive would that make a difference?


Yeah I know Pacesetter sucks and I have read all about fitment isssues, but I'm still a dummy and order one anyway

SpecialScottie

Same thing happened to me. I used a torch to heat it up and bend it

spdjnky

I guess you are talking about bending the dipstick tube? I could do that or can I use a different dipstick? I have already taken the bracket loose that attached it to the transmission and bent the crap out it but it wasn't enough.

iamsuperbleeder

if he IS talking about bending the dip stick tube, I'd HIGHLY recommend removing it from the truck before taking a torch to if... ATF is VERY flammable once it heats up...

spdjnky

Gotcha! I would do that anyway, not only for safety, but it would be a good time to change the fluid and filter.