In-line Transmission Filter Help!
Does anyone know the exact part # for the inline transmission filter on the 2012 Acura TL?
I called my Acura Parts Store and they are charging $146.67! I don't think he is looking at the right parts. Also, if that is the price, Amazon said this one fits: O'reilly's, ABC Auto, and Advance Auto parts don't carry any. Thanks! |
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Thanks!
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Item 4:
https://www.acurapartsforless.com/v-...e-atf-pipe-6at Or non-oem ATP brand (I've used these on my TL, son's Accord, and daughter's TSX) So YES, the one you noted on Amazon.com will work https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo...501069&jsn=368 |
I've used the 3/8" Magnafine filter with good results. It filters out particles down to 3um and also has a built in magnet to further capture metallic (ferrous) material, regardless of size.
https://www.magnefinefilters.com/NEW...8M-3810000.htm |
Originally Posted by losiglow
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I've used the 3/8" Magnafine filter with good results. It filters out particles down to 3um and also has a built in magnet to further capture metallic (ferrous) material, regardless of size.
https://www.magnefinefilters.com/NEW...8M-3810000.htm |
Originally Posted by ZekeR7
(Post 16423005)
Does anyone know the exact part # for the inline transmission filter on the 2012 Acura TL?
I called my Acura Parts Store and they are charging $146.67! I don't think he is looking at the right parts. Also, if that is the price, Amazon said this one fits: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...83YSA2LG&psc=1 O'reilly's, ABC Auto, and Advance Auto parts don't carry any. Thanks! |
I used this one, same part number from acura and honda and was $8.99 compared to $20.
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Originally Posted by ZekeR7
(Post 16423344)
Did you have to modify the brackets?
But all you have to do is remember than the fluid flows from right to left, then connect the Magnafine filter so the fluid is flowing that way. The filter itself has arrows to show which way the fluid should flow. |
How often do these filters need to be replaced? Every fluid change?
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I change mine every 30k miles
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So I changed out my filter this past weekend. Once you remove the battery tray it is simple to change the filter (2 hose clamps and 1 retainer bolt holding the filter in place). However, whoever at Acura decided to add an additional bolt to the underside of the battery tray was not a nice person, nothing like leaning over the hood with both hands under the tray trying to find a hole you can't see :pervert:
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Yeah, the tray is all sorts of fun to remove.
Similar to Reorge, I change mine every other ATF change which is about 30K miles. I've cut two of them apart (OEM and the Magnafine) and remove the filter media. It was pretty clear that both had plenty of filtering capacity left. They could probably go longer but it's a cheap and relatively easy maintenance item to potentially extend the life of the transmission. It's about time that Acura figured out that an ATF cooler and serviceable filter help keep their transmissions from dying :whyme: |
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