Auto trans question: to filter or not to filter?

[suprahero]

:boobies: :boobies:
Sorry for the bait and switch, but no one answers questions about automatic transmissions......:1zhelp:

I'm buying a transmission tomorrow to install in my wifes 89 turbo. I'm getting it out of an 88 turbo. It's an automatic, and I was wondering if I should change the filter while I've got it out? I've heard that you shouldn't if it hasn't never been changed before. I'm going to put new fluid in it, but don't know if I should change the filter or not. Please give me your opinion. Any other suggestions will be appreciated as well................lol

Don't forget to post your answer on the poll......................:biglaugh:

 

[ChadMKIII]

Hahahaha. Sorry, I honestly know nothing about transmissions, but this is a funny thread!

 

[bluepearl]

Yes, without a question. clean that trans good. Now is the time to do it. You cannot hurt the trans. New filter plus fresh fluid = :naughty:

 

[suprahero]

Thanks guys. I try to have a good time on here, but someone will get there panties in a wad, cause I tricked them. I will be changing into my flame retardent suit later to deal with them though..................:biglaugh:

 

[JMDigital]

Change the filter... and post the boobies!? :naughty:

 

[suprahero]

The boobies are posted on the first thread...................:naughty:

If that's not good enough, you'll have to go to the off topic section............:biglaugh:

So far everyone that's posted has a five speed. Hopefully you're speaking from some experience though.................:x:

 

[bigaaron]

The boobies are posted on the first thread...................:naughty:

If that's not good enough, you'll have to go to the off topic section............:biglaugh:

So far everyone that's posted has a five speed. Hopefully you're speaking from some experience though.................:x:

I just changed the filter and the shift solenoids on a mk4 auto trans yesterday, it needed both. I get the aftermarket solenoids (1 and 2) for $120pr, and the filter for $10. It's not that hard to do, but it is messy so put something under it like a tarp.

 

[JustAnotherVictim]

I am not happy with the lack of boobage.

I have read if you are going to change the fliud do the filter but if you aren't leave them both.

^The solenoids would probably be a good idea also.^

 

[suprahero]

You're always unhappy with the lack of boobage. No amount of boobage is enough for you.......................:biglaugh:

 

[kwnate]

I like boobs, unless they have viens all over em.

 

[suprahero]

I like boobs, unless they have viens all over em.

You must be messing around with some milfs. You're way too young to be seeing boobs with veins in them.....................:biglaugh:

 

[JustAnotherVictim]

Nate likes the silver foxes.

 

[Jspec7m88]

I <3 breasteses. They are FTW.

 

[aljordan]

A. Dumb thread title. Please relate the theard topic to the question.
B. Not changing the filter on a trans is like not changing hte filter on the motor. It's ALWAYS a good idea to change filters on things. Get those metal chips out, and get new fresh fluid in.

 

[Jspec7m88]

I'm getting off topic here, but only to say, "HELLOOOO" to Al.
How have you been, what have you been up to, and how is the car doing?

Jeff

 

[suprahero]

Jeff, you can do your hi's and hello's in another thread. I don't want you using me to say hi to Al...................................Just kidding. Thread is dieing anyways. One of the mods changed the name of my thread. It was just harmless fun, but they changed it anyways..............lol