Your vehicle came from the factory with an original transmission filter in place and ready to work. The transmission filter serves an important role, as it strains out any dirt or metal shavings that may be present in your transmission fluid. This helps make gear changes smoother, leading to a more enjoyable driving experience. The transmission filter is positioned above the transmission pan and below a pickup tube that connects to the oil pump. The oil pump controls the pressure of fluid in the transmission. The filter's rubber gasket ensures a tight seal to keep fluid from escaping as it moves through.

Even a high-quality transmission filter can begin to get clogged up and go bad. Signs of failure include an unexplained rattle, a burning smell, trouble changing gears, or noise coming from your vehicle when you're sitting in neutral. If you experience any of these, have an expert check your transmission ASAP. Otherwise, you can expect to need to have your transmission filter changed every 30,000 to 100,000 miles. Check your owner's manual for the recommended schedule for your model. When it is time to replace your transmission filter, turn to the best solution. That's a genuine Mopar® transmission filter. They're made to your vehicle's specifications, ensuring correct fit and function from the start. Our online auto parts department has a vast selection in stock and ready to ship out.