Looks like it may have gotten hit somehow causing it to unclip from the tabs. Honestly, if that is the only thing "wrong" with the car, that should not be a deal breaker, IMO.
You will have to completely disassemble the calipers. Pistons, seals, boots, etc. Fronts aren't too bad to assemble, but I gave up on the rears. I'm also not the most mechanically inclined, but if I had to do it all over again, I'd just use high temp paint.
Update: changed the plastic transmission oil pan with PPE cast aluminum and is no longer leaking. My turbos may have warped the plastic oil pan due to them sitting close to it.
Man, I feel you on that one. 5 minutes after installing my OEM lower lip, it already had scrapes/chips even with careful driving, angled down hills, etc. Only thing I can say is, OEM fitment is unbeatable.
I've experienced this with my old Mustang. I thought it was just a weird bug with the active exhaust. Kind of embarrassing when it happens at a gas station or something though lol. I just lived with it
Got the PPE cast aluminum trans oil pan ordered! Although I took a peak under there again for a brief moment, and it appears the highest point of the leakage is where the trans oil cooler connects to on the transmission. Transmission oil is also heavier on that side of the car, so I may have...
Hey all,
Today I found a little dripping of trans fluid, and upon investigating, it looks like the trans oil pan was very damp. Looked as if it maybe seeping? I didnāt have enough time to troubleshoot further. I have a shop appointment set, but they canāt get me in until 2-3 weeks from now due...