blacksedan

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I'm replacing my transmission pan since the previous owner stripped the bolt. After a recent transmission fluid change, it's doing a slow drip so I figure I might as well replace the pan. After searching, I found out that our cars has a filter inside. Also, that there isn't a gasket of sort but some type of silicon.

I found everything on Sewell, but not the filter nor the silicone. So, do we or do we not have a filter in there? Can someone confirm and tell me what the part number for the filter (if we do have it) and the silicone gasket? Thanks

sakataj

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your a old member....welcome back to the club but please search before posting.

depending on your model i posted the part #/link for them in here

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/per...ting-dial.html

blacksedan

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Sorry, that title didn't catch my attention since it hardly sparked what I was trying to get at. But I did find your links in there, Thanks!

sakataj

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i used the advance search and typed "tranny filter" to pull up that thread....

welcome, my car feels great since changing those but i added a remote mount filter and a oil cooler all in A.N. fittings at the same time

blacksedan

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since we're on topic, have you had problems ever since you've adjusted the dial? A guy towards the end stated that his transmission took a dump because of it. Reading that is making me debate whether to do it or not.

sakataj

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nope,no issues at all

Gs400blk

I have a slow drip as well and actually doing the job in a day or two.So far i've ordered the filter kit from rockauto.com and bought the FIPG from my local Toyota dealership along with ATF Type T-IV transmission fluid..

Gs400blk

Even though I ordered the gasket kit I plan on only using the filter and using the OEM FIPG to seal it back up I also ordered a pack of 10 drain plug gasket from rockauto for like 6 buxs.it took about 5 business days..