Transmission Filter Bolts at Darla Grossi blog

Transmission Filter Bolts. Gradually loosen the other bolts, which should allow the pan to tilt and begin to drain. It takes a bit of force. Next, remove the bolts from one side of the transmission pan, being cautious of hot exhaust parts and fluid. There are simply two bolts bolding the tube connector on. Once you remove the bolts, grab the filter and gently pull, being careful not to damage the wires, as the edge of the filter sits above the wires. Fluid capacity is 10 quarts. Remove the (3) 10mm bolts holding the filter in place and replace the filter. Set these two bolts aside and label them tube. After those are out, simply slide the tube connector and tubes off of the lower valve body. I have revised the first post slightly, adding oem part numbers and an aftermarket filter/gasket kit option, as well as torque specs for the filter bolts and a corrected drain plug torque spec. If you want your transmission to work well and for a long time, clearly an oil and filter change is essential at regular intervals. Upon reinstalling, torque those to 8 ft/lbs. Next, remove the four 10mm bolts holding the filter to the valve body and then remove the filter. Remember, though, that simply draining the fluid will still. The oil will break down with time, it gets filled with all.

The oil will break down with time, it gets filled with all. Fluid capacity is 10 quarts. After those are out, simply slide the tube connector and tubes off of the lower valve body. There are simply two bolts bolding the tube connector on. I have revised the first post slightly, adding oem part numbers and an aftermarket filter/gasket kit option, as well as torque specs for the filter bolts and a corrected drain plug torque spec. It takes a bit of force. If you want your transmission to work well and for a long time, clearly an oil and filter change is essential at regular intervals. Once you remove the bolts, grab the filter and gently pull, being careful not to damage the wires, as the edge of the filter sits above the wires. Remove the (3) 10mm bolts holding the filter in place and replace the filter. Next, remove the four 10mm bolts holding the filter to the valve body and then remove the filter.

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Transmission Filter Bolts Once you remove the bolts, grab the filter and gently pull, being careful not to damage the wires, as the edge of the filter sits above the wires. If you want your transmission to work well and for a long time, clearly an oil and filter change is essential at regular intervals. It takes a bit of force. Upon reinstalling, torque those to 8 ft/lbs. Remove the (3) 10mm bolts holding the filter in place and replace the filter. The oil will break down with time, it gets filled with all. I have revised the first post slightly, adding oem part numbers and an aftermarket filter/gasket kit option, as well as torque specs for the filter bolts and a corrected drain plug torque spec. Set these two bolts aside and label them tube. Gradually loosen the other bolts, which should allow the pan to tilt and begin to drain. Next, remove the bolts from one side of the transmission pan, being cautious of hot exhaust parts and fluid. Remember, though, that simply draining the fluid will still. Fluid capacity is 10 quarts. After those are out, simply slide the tube connector and tubes off of the lower valve body. There are simply two bolts bolding the tube connector on. Next, remove the four 10mm bolts holding the filter to the valve body and then remove the filter. Once you remove the bolts, grab the filter and gently pull, being careful not to damage the wires, as the edge of the filter sits above the wires.