Re: Oil Sending Unit now trans filter
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Re: Oil Sending Unit now trans filter



There should be no performance gains from removing a GOOD trans 
filter. A filter has nothing to do with ratios. The only thing it 
could affect is line pressure and that controls the shifts and the 
pressure to keep the clucthes from slipping, and the flow to the 
cooler causing it to overheat.The danger is that as the dirty fluid 
goes around in the closed system it will ruin the pump, seals, 
bearings etc.I don't know anyone who would try running without a
trans 
filter except for troubleshooting purposes. You wouldn't try running 
without a fuel filter and that isn't a closed system. 
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757


--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxx, Bob Brandys <oehcs@xxxx> wrote:
> 
> I heard a rumor at the BCD. Someone was crediting you with
claiming 
that
> removing the filter in the automatic transmission, improves its
> performance.? You just have to change the oil more often. Is
this 
true?
> 
> bob Brandys






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