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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Cars / November 2006

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95 Neon: transmission gasket

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Leeinwind - 28 Nov 2006 01:03 GMT
My car is Plymouth Neon Sports 95. I exchange the transmission filter and
fluid. However, I found the pan gasket doesn't fit the transmission pan
very much. I compared it to the old one. They have the same shape. The
filter set "FRAM TF 113" was purchased from Autozone. Now my transaxle
fluid has a little leakage. Does anyone know why the gasket doesn't have
the same shape as the pan? Is it the reason that causes the leakage.
Thank
you very much in advance.
Hachiroku ハチロク - 28 Nov 2006 04:05 GMT
> My car is Plymouth Neon Sports 95. I exchange the transmission filter and
> fluid. However, I found the pan gasket doesn't fit the transmission pan
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> Thank
> you very much in advance.

Some of the best stuff I have seen is Toyota FIPG (Form-in-place Gasket).
It's a tube available from Toyota. If you haven't got the right gasket,
use this.

What I do when I'm mating a new gasket is to place the gasket on the pan
and stick some of the bolts into it to make sure it is the same
size/shape. If it is, I install it. If not, back to the Parts Store!

Did you use ANY 'goop' at all? For the tranny pan, you should have used
the Blue stuff.
Leeinwind - 28 Nov 2006 16:01 GMT
Thank you very much for your kind advice. The thing is all the gasket that
autozone has for my car is the same. And also they are the same as my old
one. I did stick some bolts into the pan and gasket and was 100% sure that
no matter how I tried, they don't match well. Is this very popular for
American cars? Sorry, I will never use a Japanese car even I know they may
have a better performance.

Lee
 
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