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Old 10-08-2007, 07:24 PM
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Question Forgot O-rings on transmission filter

I just replaced the transmission fluid and filter on my 2000 Ford Ranger and realized I forgot to put the O-rings on the filter. Do I have to drop the pan and put the O-rings on or can I leave them off without any damage to the transmission?
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Re: Forgot O-rings on transmission filter

You need to replace the seal. If not the fluid can bypass the filter and cause drivability problems.
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Re: Forgot O-rings on transmission filter

The pump might not be able to pick up the fluid from the bottom. Which I'm sure would hurt tranny. Drop the pan again and put O ring in. I would reuse the fluid again but be real careful to drain in clean pan and keep all dirt out of the fluid
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