🔍 WIX 58837 Automatic Transmission Filter: High Performance & Reliable, Pack of 1 Review

Doesn't fit my truck, is too short to plug in I need a long hose and I'm sick of dumping crap in a UPS to get a refund that takes years I'm stuck with the part I can't use, thanks to Revane for telling me it fits

Once again WIX offers a great product. Toss the included pan gasket if your standard gasket is fine. They are reusable and require a lot less hassle than those included in the kit.

Great filter but useless seal - took 15 minutes before leaking and cost me $40 on gear oil. Use an OEM GM gasket. The seal is slightly larger than the original and very difficult to assemble. Reuse the OEM filter gasket.

Yes it fits, yes there are instructions, yes the filter is exactly the same as the factory filter. Great value, you'll need about 2 gallons of suitable quality ATF (I'd recommend Delco). It is possible to buy 3 gallons because in my application he used 2 drops of each plus a very small additional amount (your may be different). .

Works well, inexpensive Cork gasket is cheap junk but that goes for pretty much any transmission filter kit you can find. Reuse the original gasket if it's in good condition - the OEM gasket is of much better quality. Replacing the intake manifold gasket can also be a real problem. With this type of pressing, you usually get the best results by simply reusing the old gasket while it's still flexible and in good condition.

Very good quality Wix filters. I service my transmission every 20,000, I change the transmission filter and fluid. At the last transmission service, my mechanic used a transmission filter from the Big Box auto parts store and I felt like the car should shift a little smoother than it did. I drained the transmission oil and installed the Wix transmission filter and now the car shifts as it should, shifts very smoothly and quickly and shifts easier when overtaking or going uphill. I am very…

I've changed the transmission fluid on my 2004 Impala five times now since it's clocked almost 220,000 miles. They make great replacements, and a little tip for those replacing them is to put some "proper" RTVs on the corners. just a smear is enough. The idea isn't to seal the pallet, but let the seal adhere to it while you try to secure it in place. I add dashes to all the corners and even one in the middle of the straight pieces. Then I leave it on for about 5 minutes, then add the spacer…