🚗 Optimize Your Vehicle's Performance with Beck Arnley 044-0330 Automatic Transmission Filter Review

Drained transmission oil on a 2008 Corolla with 175,000 miles - no pre-service done. Filter and rubber seal fit. The rubber pad wasn't as thick as the one it replaced. As long as nothing is leaking, the transmission works perfectly. I give it 4 stars because the rubber seal was thinner than on a 175,000 mile car.

No problem to install. The filter fitted perfectly and felt like it was the same size and weight as the original part. Do-it-yourselfers should note that the three filter mounting bolts are of different lengths and must be inserted into the same holes, otherwise there will be problems. The rubber pad is thick and high quality.

I decided to change the fluid and filter in the gearbox of my Corolla 05. The set is fine, the gasket is a bit flimsy but not leaking yet. I have the problem that my gearbox now only makes a very slight whine in first gear. So when I start from a standstill it howls a bit and then goes away after the car shifts into second gear. Automatic transfer.

quality seal and filter. Fits perfectly on my daughter's 2007 Toyota Matrix. Applying a small amount of adhesive spray to the gasket (on the gasket pan side only) will help hold the gasket in place when bolting it on and will make it easier to remove later. Be sure to follow all torque specifications and tightening charts to avoid gasket protrusion. You can always tighten them a bit more when they start licking.

No problem. Everything fit perfectly. You can tighten all the work with a 200" wrench as it doesn't take much. Maximum torque is achieved by threading the drain plug in at 13 ft.lbs times 12, which is also internal pounds. This kit was included in the 2003 Toyota Corolla LE. I used oil proof oil to attach it to the corners of the new pan gasket to hold it in place during installation. The only thing I recommend is taking a large measuring cup and measuring the amount of water drained (if you…

I've wanted to change the transmission filter on this 2007 Corolla for a long time as it was never changed even though it only had 120,000 miles and it's 14 years old. old. I did a few "drain and fill" operations when I bought the car (4 years and 30,000 miles) so I knew the ATF was still good. I bought a genuine Toyota transmission pan gasket for this filter change, so I did not use the rubber pan gasket that came with that filter. I figured if the original Toyota gasket wasn't leaking in 14…