Is it leaking?

 

Does not look that bad from that pic, but keep an eye on it for leaks.Sometimes bashing the pan can cause the bolts to come loose. If it's been like that for awhile, it will probably be fine.

 

No leaks... will check the bolts. But is it a simple oil pan or is there a filter and oil circuits?

 

Dunno about any circuits and someone should correct me if I'm wrong but the oil filer is separate from this. You can see that it's separate if you open your hood and simply look down.

 

Thats the engine oil filter... There is one for the trans.

 

:thumb:

 

Yes there is a oil pickup screen which is also the filter for your autotrans.

 

As long as there are no leaks you should be fine. If you don't want to have a smashed pan on there it's an easy swap for a new one. Pan & gasket. Fluid change also once you take it off. Then, if you're doing all of that why not replace the filter since it's apart. If you think you might dent it again & your trans. isn't due for service, maybe just leave it.

 

order pan

:dance:hi, just order a new pan and replace it your self or have a local shop
replace it, total cost under $100, why fool around and have a big problem
later on that costs $1500. got the picture, I know I do!

 

Yea will get one... Only problem is I live in Butt f***Egypt.

 

Where abouts is that exactly?

 

Sahara Desert....

 

Why buy a new pan for that small damage ???? Remove that pan, take a soft hammer or a block of wood and carefully hammer out the "dings" . Check the trans for Valve body damage (It's shifting ok ????? ) and see if the filter is damaged...
Replace the gasket and fluid, filter too if you can get one ????? And your back in business.
Don't be afraid of these things, it's not rocket science. Only thing to really worry about is DUST and SAND in you case...Keep that trans CLEAN while your working on the pan. I suggest covering it with rags or cloth of some kind.
Make sure you CLEAN it really well before you take the pan off so you don't get dirt inside. Good luck... "BH"
Edit: Order a Trans. Skid Plate....

 

DHL Couriers delivers to BFE. I would try it tap it out but be careful not to bend the gasket surface or you will have a leak.

 

you need to replace that pan,,,, we had a local guy dent his and when ever he when to climb a steep grade off road the tranny would ''slip'' into neutral,,, the pickup was being starved for fluid.