🚗 Enhance Your Vehicle's Performance with Beck Arnley 044-0382 Auto Transmission Filter - A Must-Have for Optimal Transmission Maintenance Review

Used filter on a 2004 Honda Accord LX sedan 4 cylinder. In fact, there is no need to buy a real Honda. this filter is identical to the OEM component in all respects. Good value for money.

As someone boycotting communist China, I was concerned that this filter would come from there. I was pleasantly surprised to see that this filter came from Taiwan. Revain and all online sellers must declare the country of origin!

It's time for the 3rd and final deflation and refill of the 2005 Groom's Accord. 2.4 liter engine with 5AT gearbox. After draining the fluid, I got access to the filter and replaced it. The new one is identical to the factory filter that I removed. The perfect product.

Wanted the OEM version but it wasn't in stock so I used this instead to get it quicker. It was also cheaper which is a plus. Looks the same as the one captured. Definitely a pain in the butt to replace. The clamps are in an awkward place and this was the first time I've replaced them and the original filter was stuck to the hoses and I had to work hard to remove it. I can't say if it really works like the original, but the machine works fine. Bought to see if it would get rid of the whining…

The original filter has a bypass valve on the intake side which I didn't know about until I removed it and pressed lightly on the intake pipe with a small screwdriver and couldn't feel the spring release . Beck Arnley didn't have that. I installed it anyway because the old one was already gone, then I ordered the real one from Honda and changed it back. If the filter becomes clogged without a bypass valve, the transmission will overheat and fail. Only buy a Honda OEM for this part from the…

After a few kilometers of driving you can tell that the gear changes are smoother. But that's probably because I had a factory filter with 184,000 miles on it. I don't need to worry about my transmission failing with new fluid anytime soon. Getting to her is a pain, but if you have the right tools it should take 30 minutes max. The tools I used were a 10mm ratchet and a BIG extension (possibly two), a needle vise and a tube removal tool as they were stuck. throttle cable. I've included a…