hanging transmission filter
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this thumbnail and link may clarify things
http://web.archive.org/web/200107271...etins/t037.gif
part number shown is the old one.
http://web.archive.org/web/200107271...etins/t037.gif
part number shown is the old one.
Last edited by econobug; Mar 4, 2012 at 05:44 AM.
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Thank you for the info.
Since you have the dimensions and location why can't you epoxy a piece of metal to the pan that would do the same thing? The worst it could do is wear a hole in the filter if the filter wasn't held snug enough. I seriously doubt that would happen anyway with he filter replaced along the normal service intervals.
It would do the same thing and cost a lot less than the magnet.
In the event you have to have the trans overhauled or replaced , I would make sure the replacement has the filter "holder upper" in there now that you know about it.
Since you have the dimensions and location why can't you epoxy a piece of metal to the pan that would do the same thing? The worst it could do is wear a hole in the filter if the filter wasn't held snug enough. I seriously doubt that would happen anyway with he filter replaced along the normal service intervals.
It would do the same thing and cost a lot less than the magnet.
In the event you have to have the trans overhauled or replaced , I would make sure the replacement has the filter "holder upper" in there now that you know about it.
Last edited by hanky; Mar 4, 2012 at 07:43 AM.
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