Review on 🔧 ECOGARD XT1201 Premium Professional Automatic Transmission Filter Kit for Chevrolet Impala and Venture 3.4L/3.5L/3.8L/3.9L Models 1997-2011 by Bill Dahl

Real rubber gasket, just line up the bolts - little trick if you don't want to use chewing gum LOL, the gasket lays almost flat. Before lifting the pan with the gasket onto the pan, insert a screw through the pan and gasket, evenly lift into place by hand, and turn the "adjusting screw" by hand by turning it about 5 turns . Carefully lower the pan back onto the screw head, allowing enough room to ensure your second screw also goes through the gasket at or near the other end. I then turned both screws to raise the pan to the closed position, about an eighth of an inch from their mating surfaces. The rest of the bolts lined up and went through fine. Filter well, it was very easy until I started putting the palette in place and realized I needed to do a better line. up, and then the filter is adjusted all the way up and in. This particular "for me" car has a snug feel and appears to only have about a quarter inch left and right for the clock as you drive up and into the palm of your hand. blows or bumps. "Then I left the old absorbent pad behind" It's so simple that a motivated 9-year-old child should master this situation, with parental supervision of course.