what pan is this , and does it have to be refilled
have 2001 isuzu rodeo 2.2L automatic, and im currently replacing the transmission
gasket for the pan that has the drain plug and fill plug, upon me doing this i discovered
another pan that sets infront of this pan except it just alot smaller and has a
rectangluar shape. I see they make a gasket for it and they call it the transmission oil
pan.. since i dropped my transmission pan and replaced gasket does that affect the
smaller pan if i choose not to replace the gasket and what are the contents in the
smaller pan?
Are you sure it's a pan and not the transmission filter? Change the filter
yea im sure it not a filter, i already change the filter, the filter is actually located where the drain plug and refill plug for tranmission fluid
So it's not this? http://www.amazon.com/FT1170-Internal-Transmission-Cartridge-Filter/dp/B000C33L42
I think I know what you're referring to. It's the valve body of the transmission, what I like to call the brain. There are probably a dozen bolts holding it in place. It has channels, holes, pistons, springs, check balls, etc that guide ATF through it which enables the transmission to shift.
yea i believe we have the same understanding as far as what is is, can the gasket be changed and does it contain any liquid if so does that substance need to be change dure to the fact that i changed transmission fluid
im going tto send you a picture in a few of exactly what im talking about.. give me a few.. you really been a great help.again thanks
I just found a manual for your transmission. It's a pdf http://scottj.info/files/isuzu/4l30e.pdf
the smaller pan to the right hand side of the photo is the one i had a the question about
heres photos
the smaller pan to the far left hand side
where you able to view photos
That is the overdrive housing. I've never seen anything like it.
Page 2 on this link. You can see the rectangular bottom of the piece http://www.automaticchoice.com/uploads/producten/pdfs/Catalogue/4l30e.pdf
