Who makes a decent replacement pan for the 727? Mine is leaking and I don't want to mess around with it. A new one with a drain plug would be nice! It is just a street car so I don't need anything that uses a filter extension and holds an extra 4 quarts! Thanks! Ted

I kinda like the factory oem replacements. I have used them in the past. With or without drain lug.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/195888853794?epid=1340553650&hash=item2d9be2b322:g:g60AAOSwS1Nktsm1&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAAwBlB8OFAbo%2FypRyOJBmrZRY0ntz6BI47wcT6HkDAws%2Fbxuj1Ax0N3Wbs6R8hQDFOj0JIVxbu6jqx%2B%2FwY9XzA7urRmyExYxHxFqDhpDr%2B16V9apgsAvypAJ09hn7P5FSHvmu6fpAdqhknoa0yDnDdygbawW%2Bjb9sieJ%2F4xEZlcPd4lHHP1xSQ49xoOcn0RI4YNmcLNRkBKISgJuVW5YSFfZStMuhJY6xsiUnS5Fybb9ccfo2pozqvGpGE%2Be3XO1oDsw%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR9q979vbYg

https://www.ebay.com/itm/324604326460?hash=item4b93ecf23c:g:0RoAAMXQWzNSdszd&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAA4IlZO6jHfUN9lCqarzUHOq6l3qP%2BhVBel4pTPar%2BtXx6WddHoFRY4QguE7DdpWZksKTVu4d8eGZMqynKk2vYobon7Cclgf2m1GeZk%2B9qhsuTI2CS7fKgoi%2BjBf5%2F22XmIw%2Fd3Tf9AFtXVs5UX9rQvw1K4gL0iSIu8a2Rk2GlB03CJ4DsbXqddr0Cn%2BEhIYyfXtXXttZl58eS8dQIo7MrMh2zDlsqKIyI2ELhVp7OXHQFOoysFcML9q99ny1mohAWneM1nehlqpTsn0npZEh7l3ThQOe%2BFl6a6IgOdcTpE%2BqJ%7Ctkp%3ABFBM1L3v29ti

Markz to make the links good remove everything after the?. https://www.ebay.com/itm/195888853794? https://www.ebay.com/itm/324604326460?

From above

https://www.ebay.com/itm/195888853794

https://www.ebay.com/itm/324604326460

Edit: Stumpy beat me to it.


The factory plastic type gasket that goes with those OEM pans is great and works with any pan, but the dealers want a lot of money for them. They are reusable so the pain is a one time event.

Also make sure if you get a thicker setup than stock that the bolts are long enough.

Thank you!

Thanks guys! One of those are worth looking into!

Those are deeper than the original early model pans. Early pans were

The late model valve bodies are thicker with all the solenoids and the overdrive circuits.

The thicker valve body holds the filter lower in the pan so you may want to add an extension to the filter to get it deeper into the fluid but most will say not necessary if it reads full on the dipstick.

Old school pan

Years ago I looked all over for a stock oem height raw steel pan and all I could find was deeper ones or chromed plated steel ones. If someone makes a stock replacement that would be cool, but I'm unsure if such a thing exists???

I've welded in my own bungs for drain plugs and/or trans fluid temp sensors before

I prefer the aluminum pans as they are less prone to distorting.

We ran the deep A-500/R4X pan on my Valiant for 3 years when I was spraying it with no filter spacer. It didn't hurt anything. It was running low 12s then.

Thanks everyone! I did order one but I will have to get a drain plug kit for it. Will the Fel Pro gasket work or not?

The hard gaskets with 0-Ring from Mopar are the best. Also re- use is not an issue

Got a part number? Thanks!

This thread says the part number is 2464324AC, It's the same gasket they put on the newer overdrive transmissions they used in 1500 series trucks for years it juts happens to have the same footprint as the 727. They also make a 904 version as well.

https://board.moparts.org/ubbthread...-the-best-tranny-pan-gasket-for-727.html

Thanks Dr. Neil!!

Ted, be aware that the thicker gasket needs longer bolts in some locations.

I would too, but all cast aluminum pans are deeper than stock that I’ve found.

The Summit Racing pan is priced well, made well and would dissipate heat as well.
It is not super deep and would work on a street car.

I know these are deep. But I've used a bunch of them. They are really nice. Boght from Amazon.
A-Premium Transmission Oil Pan with Drain Plug Compatible with Dodge Ram 1500 1996-2006, Ram 2500 1997-2009, Ram 3500 1997-2010, Dakota 1998-2003, Durango 1998-2003, 4-Speed Automatic Transmission
Visit the A-Premium Store
4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 141 ratings
$29.99
Dog