trans pan gasket mating surface
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The other option is to install a drain plug on the pan and RTV it in place. The filter in there is nothing more than a large screen - if it ever plugs up, your tranny is toast anyways. The main thing is keeping your fluid fresh. Let the flame wars begin!
p.s. I've done the above on multiple vehicles and have never had any problems. My curiosity got the best of me on one of my cars and I did remove the pan after 150K miles of trouble-free driving (with fluid drain & fills every 30K miles or so), and everything looked fine with just the normal clutch material deposits on the bottom of the pan. YMMV
p.s. I've done the above on multiple vehicles and have never had any problems. My curiosity got the best of me on one of my cars and I did remove the pan after 150K miles of trouble-free driving (with fluid drain & fills every 30K miles or so), and everything looked fine with just the normal clutch material deposits on the bottom of the pan. YMMV
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