How To Remove Transmission Filter SEAL Without a Puller

[@alext.4525]

Great vid! I'm not trying to be critical of this video as it's obviously been very helpful to many, but I've got a few suggestions that I think may help improve this process. As always, YMMV. Here's what worked for me: Use a 12" or longer piece of 1/2" threaded PVC pipe (often sold as riser pipe), insert threaded end into seal area, and then lever it out, using the edge of the seal bore as a fulcrum point if necessary. The threads bite right into the rubber and make removal a breeze. It took me about 10 seconds to remove my seal, and I didn't risk damaging anything by using metal tools. This method will also be easier if you are working underneath the vehicle, and not on a bench. As for installing the new seal, I'd try to avoid hammering it in directly. Here's how I installed mine: I placed a small piece of 2x4 on top of the seal and tapped it with a rubber mallet. Easy. Even pressure over edge of seal and minimal risk of warping it. Regardless of how you do this, good luck!

[@SweetProjectCars]

A T we love great positive comments that are useful to many :) thank you and you are very welcome my friend :)

[@TheOffcialElonMusk]

Saw this great suggestion after struggling for some time. Went and got the parts and still not luck , had to bend and pry with a screwdriver unfortunately.

[@pgbpro20]

At home Depot now. Must be 3/4", at least that's how it is on my CTS-V 6L90

[@TBD3.0]

@@TheOffcialElonMusk Just buy the tool for the job it's not that expensive only 42 dollars, it's called the 8MILELAKE Internal Bearing Remover Slide Hammer Set 9pc Blind Hole Inner Puller Set.

[@Joyful_Tristan]

One of the best tutorials I've ever watched

[@SweetProjectCars]

Glad you liked it Tristan! Thank you so much for watching and for the kind comment, makes all we do worth it! Hope you have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@richardcharlesmartin1727]

I took a straight pick and a peen hammer and did my best to only get the seal and i had a similar effect my was recessed a bit too but your video gave me an idea and it worked out thanks

[@SweetProjectCars]

Glad we could help Richard! Thank you for watching and sharing you experience, we really appreciate it, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike

[@dylanstevens5714]

Thanks a ton man, I had a 90 degree pick and it wasn’t doing jack! I used a socket of about the same size to tap it in too because I got the 6l90e so the seal was deeper in there, had to hit the chisel at a steep angle too

[@nills666]

You helped me a a lot for my chevy malibu 2005 ls . I did not had a chisel at the moment but i had a rigid metal spatula that somehow i manage to tap it, bent and pull it out.

[@TBD3.0]

I use to do it like that too old school, then later in life I had some spare change and spoiled myself and I went ahead and bought the 8MILELAKE Internal Bearing Remover Slide Hammer Set 9pc Blind Hole Inner Puller Set for 42 bucks, great deal and nice addition to my bag of tricks(i.e. tools) Either way works for me what ever floats your boat have at it.

[@WilloW0024]

Short and straight forward. You’ve saved me a lot of time. Thank you.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Glad we could help! Thank you for watching and sharing, we truly appreciate it, hope you have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@andrewberube69]

Always left old one in place but now I had wrong filter so was looking for a tool To do it with other than a socket on 700r4 no tool other than 6rle tranny but it looks at doing it the old way like you are doing . Good video .

[@womanswrench]

thanks a million. my local scrap yard was a very, very cool 10 more minutes away from having a just finished entirely rebuilt 07 yukon denali on the scale because this POS seal almost drove me to a completely irrational, 302-esque level of im-just-gonna-destroy-everything - kind of anger. a true modern day hero, i say.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Glad it helped Lex, they are a bear unless you understand how they go in there and how they come out, they don't want you doing this process on your own! Thank you so much for watching and sharing, hope you have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@nrange82]

having a hard time installing the new seal. The old one was rubber, took a while to removed all the pieces as it was stuck. Hope I didn’t removed a build in seal on a 2002 Chevy Tahoe. Any help would be appreciated.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Nestor, your new seal you have should be exactly what you are removing. The old seal you remove should look exactly like the new one you have in your hand. I have never seen an all rubber transmission filter seal, they always have a metal ring connected to the rubber. If all you have removed is rubber, then there is a metal ring in there that needs to be removed as well. Hope this helps, thanks for watching and asking, have a great day and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@gregorylyon7216]

Glad to see someone else whom knows this technique. Distort and remove. Drive in evenly. Well done 👍

[@SweetProjectCars]

Glad you liked it Gregory!! Thank you so much for the view and comment, it's our pleasure to share and know that viewers find some value in it. Hope you have a great weekend my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@reynoldpetersen3280]

Every one of these videos makes it easier.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Glad we can help! Thank you so much, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@jimcurtis7269]

What model vehicle is this? Have never seen a seal that protruded enough to get a chisel on. Have to use a blind hole puller.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Jim if I remember right it was a 3/4 ton chevy with the 6.0

[@rosspbarnett458]

Very helpful, these filter seals get stuck frequently ! Very irritating and potentially a problem.

[@josephtrunk3565]

Thanks for sharing this, Sir! 😊I am doing this job right now on my 4T 60 E transmission on my dad‘s last car 30-year-old Cutlass Ciera 3.1 L with the 4T 60 E transmission.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Glad to help Joseph! Thank you for watching and sharing, hope you have a fantastic week and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike

[@myvideotablemyvideotable528]

my new filter comes with the seal attached to it. now it does nt fit so tightly in the transmission housing. the original was quite tight. could this be a problem. can i put some rtv on it. Cheers.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Do not use any sealant in any way, and the best thing to do for a transmission filter is to buy OEM filters, you can get them at a dealership. Also, make sure your other seal isn't still in the transmission. Thanks for watching and asking, hope this helps my friend. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@myvideotablemyvideotable528]

@@SweetProjectCars Thank you. I removed the old seal by using your method and it came out easily. for now i ve used an ebay filter with some additional o rings. but i think you are right. OEM filter would work the best. its 5 times dearer but there seems to be no other way. Cheers.

[@2StallGarage]

This video saved my night. Thank you.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Glad it helped! Thank you for watching and sharing, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike & team

[@todspeerii7498]

I have a diesel 2018 Colorado, when I attempted this, the O-ring is seated deeper into the transmission and there isn’t a lip for the chisel to sit on when you hammered it off. Idk what to do.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Please send me a picture or two and the model # of the transmission, we may be able to help you Tod, send to [e-mail] Thanks for watching and asking, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@kevindove3778]

I think I may have bent new pickup seal installing it not knowing, will this cause the pickup tube unable to pull fluid through pickup tube if seal in either not seated or bent...... I put pan on filled with fluid and truck wont move.... getting low pressure code

[@SweetProjectCars]

Kevin yes this will be very detrimental to your vehicle moving

[@grassyfieldz4578]

It'll suck air and you'll burn up your transmission and will need to be rebuilt.

[@takeshaquashie2582]

I have a 2013 dodge caravan. Do u have to remove the transmission in order to change the front seal

[@SweetProjectCars]

I'm afraid to say, yes you do :( Thanks for asking my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@mishroeder9490]

Do you NEED to remove and replace that seal or can you simply leave it in and put the new filter onto it?

[@mishroeder9490]

Nevermind, read your responses below.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Glad you found your answer mish. Thank you for watching, hope you have a great rest of your week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@widtrak77]

What help to lightly coat that seal with transmission fluid or should you not do that

[@SweetProjectCars]

That would not hurt anything as long as you get them started straight They will go right in

[@widtrak77]

@@SweetProjectCars thanks!

[@niterbum]

awesome video .......the filter i bought looks to have the seal molded right to the filter though

[@SweetProjectCars]

If you pull your filter out and the seal is still attached to it you are good to go my friend. Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great week. mad Mike

[@erikdale9145]

I knew you were going for the needle noise b4 it started, I have dozens&honestly the best tool ever invented. .especially thin angled one's. great work brother keep it up

[@SweetProjectCars]

thanks Erik

[@justlife2129]

And this way of removing seals can be used in many situations. I have never thought about using wood chisel because it's too sharp, but it can bite into seal right above surface. You only have to feel it and not drive it into aluminum like to wood. Another good trick to know. Thanks!!!

[@SweetProjectCars]

thanks and you are welcome :)

[@ice_rydaa]

I have a huge trouble removing the seal. I feel like its infused with the transmission or in other words not removable. Is this possible? Cos now the rubbers are damaged after trying so hard to “replace” the seal and I might’ve ruined the transmission.

[@SweetProjectCars]

There should be a lip on the seal that you can take this tool here amzn.to/3NjXO41 and hold the chisel parallel to the ground on the lip and start tapping to drive the seal inwards, not up but in. Once you get it in far enough where you can use this amzn.to/3XiGhOl grab ahold of the seal clamp it tightly and start pulling it out. If you have any questions feel free to send us pictures to [e-mail] and we will help you as much as possible my friend. Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great day and all the best on your project. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@grantmoyer8774]

Which way does fluid flow through that?

[@SweetProjectCars]

If that's where your filter goes, the fluid gets sucked up through the filter and into the transmission. Thanks, have a great day. mad Mike

[@SS-fb2fu]

I was stuck on this for hours! Thank you, man! These videos really save people!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Glad we could help ben! Thank you for watching and sharing, we truly appreciate it, have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@seanpaul3050]

Not so straight forward if the seal is recessed deep inside the transmission. Did this job on a GM6L45 in a BMW yesterday. Only way to do it without a special seal removal tool, is to remove the valve body first. And then it was easy to use a chisel as described. Thanks for the tip though.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thanks for watching and sharing Sean, we appreciate it my friend. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@ivanfernandez1858]

Will a big flat head screwdriver work instead of a chisel ?

[@SweetProjectCars]

You can try it Ivan, the reason we use the chisel is because it has an extremely sharp edge. Thank you for watching and asking. Have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@mottavator]

Hey thanks, this really helps me. I destroyed the first seal trying to get it back in. Got to find another one today and get my van running!

[@SweetProjectCars]

glad to help lenny

[@jamelspaulding]

@@SweetProjectCars ó

[@zincyellowmach1523]

Just taaaaaap it in, boop. Love it! Thanks so much for this video, I was really scratching my head!!

[@SweetProjectCars]

thank you very much for the great comment and we appreciate you being here with us...:)

[@singh-zq9mh]

Best technique hats off brother... Thank you...

[@Snowdogkh]

Great in theory but try doing it on a 99 Tahoe. That ain't happening. That thing is recessed way in there. You're not getting a hammer and chisel in there

[@russ8916]

Why can’t you just leave the old one in.

[@ImperialEwok]

@@russ8916 you can leave it if its in good condition but generally you should replace it, the filters usually come with a spare seal anyway

[@lukasrhoads8587]

I’m working on a 1991 Chevy truck and yeah same thing it’s not coming out way up in there I’m trying to use a pick but it’s just tearing up the piece

[@steves5355]

That's cuz this is in the actual pump on your tahoe

[@ColonelEMHouse]

I don’t usually pull that seal when replacing the filter, and it’s never caused any problems for me on my trucks.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Well, the day it does you're going to wish you did. The heat from the transmission makes the seal become brittle, consider yourself extremely lucky up to now. Thanks for watching and commenting. Have a great day Shaine. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@ColonelEMHouse]

@@SweetProjectCars Thx. Good to know.

[@Anon1mous]

@@SweetProjectCars Brittle? That thing don't look brittle to me if you're using all those tools to get it out.

[@chasedavis2358]

If your filter comes with a seal, replace it

[@djsmith5510]

​@@Anon1mous you didn't see that piece of it brake off it was brittle the tools are so he didn't damage anything else 🤦

[@minnus222]

What may happen if we put a new filter with the old seal already in there?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Highly suggest that you use a new seal or you could be doing the process over again. Thanks for asking. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@cleaver154]

Omg thank you thank you thank you.. I wrecked to snap on pick’s trying to get this out and wasted and hour.. it took five mins after watching this video.. The worst part now is those picks were my brother in laws so I need to replace them.. oh well thanks again

[@SweetProjectCars]

Our pleasure cleaver154! Thank you for watching and sharing, glad it helped you. Have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@razorsharpbt124]

Mike, I bet Hoolio showed you this method! 🙂

[@SweetProjectCars]

He sure is a huge help with the tasks we come across :) Thanks for watching and sharing, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@minnus222]

What is the purpose of this seal? If it is already tightly attached, what is the purpose of removing it and putting a new seal?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Due to the extreme heat of transmission fluid the seals get extremely hard from that heat and will not seal any more thus allowing dirty transmission fluid to get sucked up into your transmission. Thanks for asking. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@richardcharlesmartin1727]

I'm no master mechanic by no means but I assume it's like when you change oil on lets say Toyota cause they have a copper gasket for the drain plug you replace it even though it may still seal there's that chance that it doesn't so too keep that filter sealed with fresh seal is similar you don't want to have to drop the pan again and find out when you have low transmission fluid pressure cause you didn't replace the grommet

[@helenrea7446]

Excellent , was concern re this seal removal and your technique worked a treat , thanks for that ............

[@SweetProjectCars]

Great to hear! Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@gatorjh]

For the 6L80 tranny, I threaded a 3/4” metal pipe into the seal and jiggled and tugged. Came right out.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Nice! Thanks for watching and sharing Jerry, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@jakewolynski5239]

Thank you sir! You just saved me so much stress and Heather

[@SweetProjectCars]

Happy to help! Thank you for watching and sharing. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@RolandoGonzalez-rz9ov]

Some of those seals come installed on the filters already, right? Or do you always have to remove it off the filter and install before hand?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Rolando Gonzalez the older cars have the seal on them the newer cars don't you will know the minute you open the package if the seal is in there my friend :)

[@nills666]

When i bought mine it came with the seal on the filter but you will have to do what this video is suggesting for us to do anyways.

[@SamuelSilva-go8ix]

How did you guys remove your installed seals on the filters without damaging it? Kinda confusing as my old filter still had that collar seal stuck on and reciprocates identically what my new filter looks like but there’s still a seal visibly stuck in the bore that I’ll need to remove tomorrow. When you guys took off your old filters, did you guys typically have two seals? One which stayed on the filter and inside the hole? Or just one? 01 ls1 z28 thanks in advance

[@Wqk14xhddv7]

I removed my GM seal . tried to pull on it . used the small chisel and long pliers to collapse it. Where is the tool for this ???

[@SweetProjectCars]

Here are all of Hoolio's tools: TOOL LIST: Chisel amzn.to/2GEBz59 Needle Nose Pliers amzn.to/2A03lJn Shop Towels amzn.to/2j96woc Ball Peen amzn.to/2z0KOcl Sockets amzn.to/2EXlqKP and just a reminder, all of the products/tools we use in our videos can always be found in the ...MORE of the videos description, see here 3c5.com/4u6dj if you can't find it let us know and we will help you. Thanks for watching. mad Mike

[@Wqk14xhddv7]

@@SweetProjectCars thank you , nice list .. I just purchased a new internal puller set .. their's not to much space underneath .

[@davidthompson5846]

Perfect!!! That’s just what I needed! Thank you!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Glad it helped! Thanks for watching! Have a fantastic day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@edwardthayer9386]

Please do a video on removing the tranny drain plug of a 2002 chevy suburban 1500 5.3. it's in alot of models and years. I'm sure you know exactly what I'm talking about! and the P.I.T.A. it can be because of the rubber gasket good ol ' Gm engineers came up with.

[@SweetProjectCars]

OH I KNOW THE DRAIN PLUG....UGGG lol I will do a video of just that as we have a yukon sitting out here now...but, what I tell people is just replace the pan they are like 30 bucks on ebay for an OEM. then put anti-sieze on the plug so you never have to deal with it again.

[@edwardthayer9386]

Sweet Project Cars LOL, I was pretty sure you'd know exactly what I was talking about! my first encounter was "Supposedly a quick drain and fill" well after screwing up the plug, it being a Sunday, I had to remove the pan, drill out the plug, luckily AutoZone had a drain plug. So I took the opportunity to change the filter and seal. And have the truck back to the customer on time! Definitely antiseize went on the new plug! Thank you for your videos, time and expertise!!!! I greatly appreciate it!!

[@SweetProjectCars]

lol...that is almost play by play for a experience we had...those plugs are a real BEAR!

[@trishcorbin7308]

Thank you! Saved me lots of time!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Good deal glad we could help you have a great day

[@davidd8435]

Does that seal need to be changed every time you service the transmission?

[@SweetProjectCars]

If you change the transmission filter yes this seal needs to be changed every time thank you for asking my friend have a great day

[@rosemagazine]

A strip of wood may protect the gasket surface.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thanks for watching and sharing, we appreciate the input Rose, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@everettdurst1]

You're a life saver! Thanks!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Happy to help Everett! Thank you for watching and commenting, we really appreciate it. Hope you have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@brianhondel8348]

What happens if you gouge the aluminum bore the it sits in?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Brian Hondel well this is something you don't want to do of course...but if you do then you may have to replace the entire pulley.

[@brianhondel8348]

Not exactly the answer I was looking for. I appreciate your quick response tho. I was able to set the new seal and its real tight as is the filter and the truck runs great. Hoping i dodged a bullet

[@SweetProjectCars]

Brian Hondel I was just being honest, and of course, if the gouge is not too deep you should be ok :)

[@UncleSarkis]

I don't have the lip, mine is all internal and I can't take it out.

[@SweetProjectCars]

You need to check with your dealer to get the special tool to remove it, it has to be replaced. I would hate to have you go through the whole process of changing your fluid then have it end up leaking. Thanks for watching, hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@Friendsaccount3]

Why do you have to remove the seal with a new filter? Cant you just leave the old seal in and use a new filter? Im just wondering.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Gabriella Castellano the seals get hard over time and they need to be replaced so they seal on the filter so you have no dirty fluid go past it into the trans

[@e.h.lipton73]

Wrong but right answer, the seal replacement is needed because the seal may leak,, leaks create loss of suction, hence, no fluid gets picked up. They did away with the positive bolt on seals because they WORKED! And engineered this problem pron design for the same reason they;"GM", re engineered the main bearing Tang's placement on the 350 vortec too easily spin out of place should you aware or un aware run out of oil pressure,, too SPIN THE OIL FED ROD BEARINGS,,. The engines last too long due to gas mizer Japanese autos bought by USA during the 70's gas shortage and cost. Those back then lasted 100'000+ miles before need to rebuild. Ours at that time,, 30 to 40'000 . The gas crunch ended, but the big three lost consumer confidence. They had to build um no too bad last and they did,, 200 to 300'000 miles. Can't sell cars as often if not they last. So,, let's put a mix bag of nut's, bolt's and screws in them to keep the D I y er discouraged and bringing it in for costly repairs that will cause them to consider trading it in. There ya have it,, Capitalism, once good, now gone array.

[@aaronshensky9385]

Good idea/trick. These suckers always give me problems. Thumbs up

[@SweetProjectCars]

Aaron glad to help :)

[@dennissecor8092]

Excellent video, im doing mine now, great job thank you!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you very much Dennis, glad to help. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@dUdEImsOHiGH956]

Thanks Chubs this was very helpful

[@SweetProjectCars]

Always glad to be of service have a great day

[@William-the-Guy]

So helpful! Thank you!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Our pleasure Will! Thank you so much for watching and sharing, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@samh1403]

Thank you, that was so helpful!

[@SweetProjectCars]

You’re very welcome Sam thank you and have an awesome weekend and thank you for being an awesome subscriber

[@gmcworkshop1186]

Perfect job

[@SweetProjectCars]

Glad you liked it!! Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@gmcworkshop1186]

@@SweetProjectCars thanks for your nice reply and wish you the best in your life

[@Ironmike965]

Why thank you my friend ! Will help greatly !

[@nickwalker9943]

Very very helpful. Thank you sir 👍🏾

[@SweetProjectCars]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for being here with us Nick, we really appreciate it. Have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@FilterYT]

You're the best!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Well thank you very much! We appreciate that, thanks for watching, have a fantastic weekend my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@josephtafolla1]

Thank you!!!!!!😅

[@SweetProjectCars]

Glad we could help Joseph! Thank you for watching and commenting, have a great week my friend. mad Mike

[@troyStoll1028]

Great JOB MAN YOU ARE CRUSHING IT BROTHER LOVE YOU MAN TROY STOLL ❤️ THANKS 😆

[@SweetProjectCars]

My pleasure!! Thank you for watching Troy, we really appreciate the view and comment, have a fantastic day and be sure to check out our new DIY channel kzbin.info mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@ericduenas3748]

u a real one

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thanks for the view Eric, have a great day. mad Mike & team

[@dlwill11]

Literally 4 minutes after watching this video, the filter seal was in my hand which hadn't even gotten dirty!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Don that is awesome to hear my friend mike

[@pinklady5978]

Where or how can I get that seal?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Rose here is where you can get that amzn.to/2EOKwMs just make sure you get it for your specific car or truck thank you very much my friend we do highly appreciate your great comments :)

[@ColKlink-yh1ro]

Rose I

[@Friendsaccount3]

Usually comes with a "Transmission Filter Kit" at least in mine it did.

[@cesarvirgen1571]

Thank you sir!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Absolutely Cesar! Our pleasure my friend, thank you for watching and sharing, hope you have a fantastic day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@UnDippedWick]

Thank you sir

[@SweetProjectCars]

Absolutely David! Our pleasure to help and share, thanks for watching. Hope you have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@allnorings5692]

Thank you very much very

[@SweetProjectCars]

Happy to help, thank you Brian! Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@johnmatuszak3960]

thanks dude.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Our pleasure to help John. Thank you for watching, we really appreciate it. Have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@sugargraham6868]

A big ty

[@SweetProjectCars]

Absolutely! Our pleasure, and thank you for watching and commenting, we really appreciate it. Have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@guebaradelivery769]

Amazing!!!!! Im about to go back putsode and finish thia damn thing, lol

[@SweetProjectCars]

LOL Glad we could help my friend!! Thank you for watching and sharing, hope you have a sweeeeet week and all the best on your project. mad Mike & team

[@XHACKENBERGX]

Thank you!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Shane Keller thank you very much, we appreciate your great comment:)

[@manuelramirezmagic]

thank you !!

[@SweetProjectCars]

You are welcome Manuel! Thank you for watching, we truly appreciate it, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@victorrodriguez8917]

Thanks

[@SweetProjectCars]

You’re very welcome Victor

[@cww180]

Needle nose vise grips vice pliers

[@livinlovinlaughin99]

Really pisses me off, I JUST did this job today and couldn't get that seal out 😡😡😡😡😡😡

[@SweetProjectCars]

Been there my friend :( Hope you got that thing out! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great week my friend. Sorry for the delayed response. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@hugochavez4150]

very nice thank you great video

[@centralogz756]

thanks all your vlogs helps so keep it up.....O.G 😎 1042

[@SweetProjectCars]

thanks Kriz

[@tylerpearce2000]

i love you

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you :)

[@scout4locations]

After having to deal with this POS, poorly designed part, I am not convinced that it MUST be changed at all, much less with every filter change.

[@SweetProjectCars]

You don't have to change it if you don't want to, we do because we know it's the right thing to do for us. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@scout4locations]

@@SweetProjectCars But you probably have done it many times, have all the right tools and have been trained on it. We poor schlubs out here are amateurs. We may never do this again. We don't need it to be perfect. Just good enough for it to run again. If I had known it was going to be nigh impossible, I would have left it alone. As it is, I could not get the new one into the hole and we ended up using 6 rubber o-rings and some Teflon tape. I am hoping mine doesn't get sucked into the gears. What I think needs to be explained about this part is that it is usually pressed into place when the tranny is being rebuilt. But when the car is on jack stands and you are on your back with fluid dripping on your face it is hard to do. And you know that is how most people who see these videos on the 4L60E will be doing this procedure. Am I right or am I assuming too much?

[@atillaozturk7075]

Just taaaap it in🙄🙄

[@SweetProjectCars]

LOL, Happy gilmore, ahhhh, that's funny, Atilla! :) Thank you for watching and for the laugh this morning, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@atillaozturk7075]

@@SweetProjectCars You too Mike😁👍

[@speedfreak1161]

Sweeeeeet 😁👍🇦🇺

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you very much have a great day my friend mad mike the hammer SPC

[@leeizaak3167]

Just tap it in!lmao thumbs up for that for sure!👍lmao

[@SweetProjectCars]

Gotta have a little happy Gilmore and lee LOL thanks for being here with us

[@leeizaak3167]

Sweet Project Cars 😂😂😂👍🏽

[@ramirezjesus619]

Saved me so much time Thank you!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Awesome Jesus! Glad we could help! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@terrymann7419]

Thanks bro

[@SweetProjectCars]

Our pleasure, Terry! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC