TX1
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anybody know what the Transmission filter bolts torque are
trans filter bolt
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13 ft/lbs? DO NOT USE THAT UNTIL CONFIRMED.
I don't remember off hand but it was a number below 20. It is in the owners manual in the oil change section. Also, the plate goes on only 1 way, if the bolts don't line up, flip it.
If you have a c-clip spreader, use that to pull the filter out, otherwise I have no idea how you can get something in their to pull it, very little room to work, and it is a tiny filter. BTW it is a reverse flow filter, the dirt is in the inside, not on the outside.
I don't remember off hand but it was a number below 20. It is in the owners manual in the oil change section. Also, the plate goes on only 1 way, if the bolts don't line up, flip it.
If you have a c-clip spreader, use that to pull the filter out, otherwise I have no idea how you can get something in their to pull it, very little room to work, and it is a tiny filter. BTW it is a reverse flow filter, the dirt is in the inside, not on the outside.
gpd211
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Ther is no torque value speced in the "clutch oil filter" section of the shop manual (page 3-14). There is an oring there so that is doing your sealing not a highly torqued bolts.
