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Old 03-18-2006, 12:19 PM
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i dropped the tranny pan, i found a thin magnet that i can take off the pan. i understand this is normal but my magnet was covered in about an inch of silver grease. wats this about. is this normal? or is this how the magnet brakes down the shaving from the transmission. Need a responce ASAP. Thanks
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Clean it off and put it back in the same spot it was in. It'* normal. Small particles wear and break down over time. This keeps them from circulating through the system.
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thanks also that little sealing thing that comes with the filter kit that goes in the hole you plug the filter in first right because i cant find where else it would go on my old filter and i think the old one is stuck up in there
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Carefully remove the old one by prying an edge without damaging the aluminum on the trans.

Use vice grips to grab it and yank straight down. Insert new seal, press filter up into it.
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can't i just leave the plug seal thing in where the filter is going to be pushed in
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The new filter should have come with a new seal. Use the new one.
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Originally Posted by wf2tm51
can't i just leave the plug seal thing in where the filter is going to be pushed in
Yes you can reuse the old plug seal/grommet "thingy" and gently push the new filter into it. I've used the old grommet twice now w/o any problems. Maybe I'll make a better effort to remove it the next time I change the trans oil.
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