Toyota corolla 1.6 gli 2012 1zrfe automatic transmission filter and gasket

pwuser164915784841 (Agha Jaswer Haider) 2022-04-24 15:57:35 +0500 #1

In whole pakistan kindly give me a place online/offline where i can buy transmission oil filter and original transmission chamber/Pan Gasket and if its not available let me know from which website i can import it my next transmission oil change is 10k away so i got time

helper_learner (helper_learner) 2022-04-24 17:41:19 +0500 #2

I don't know if it is available here or not, i don't know if dealerships have this part or not...

I just want to share in information regarding partscentral as it might help you, they provide parts by importing from abroad...

Have never bought anything from them... But may people have bought parts from them...

https://partscentral.pk/
https://m.facebook.com/PartsCentralPK/

pwuser164915784841 (Agha Jaswer Haider) 2022-04-26 20:17:27 +0500 #3

Thank you very much I got the parts from Parts Central. i am very impressed by their professional behaviour

mohsin-212 (Pakwheeler) 2022-04-26 21:55:08 +0500 #4

They are very professional I also purchased Asakashi Filter from them they have complete range of items specially Toyota and they also import items on advance order

Mun33b (Mun33b) 2022-04-26 23:11:14 +0500 #5

I bought these from Malik autos plaza karachi:
Toyota oem filter was 9000rs and toyota oem gasket was 3000rs. Wasnt able to find the filter Oring (original one), ended up reusing the old one. Here are the pictures taken during the process:

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Full inline transmission oil flush was performed aswell through cooling lines, shifting gear lever. Used 8 liter toyota ATF WS for flush/refill.
Make sure to not use any RTV on the gasket and properly torque the 10mm bolts in sequence (i think torque was 9lb-ft, u can reconfirm)

mohsin-212 (Pakwheeler) 2022-04-27 02:10:18 +0500 #6

Flushing is not a good idea, just drain and refill

Mun33b (Mun33b) 2022-04-27 04:34:45 +0500 #7

Why so? This one had pretty dirty ATF in it (ran nearly 80k kms on it). Best option was to replace all fluid.

mohsin-212 (Pakwheeler) 2022-04-27 05:30:38 +0500 #8

Flushing ATF sometimes causes slippage if fluid is very dirty

Mun33b (Mun33b) 2022-04-27 10:45:52 +0500 #9

Yeah that happens if the transmission is already worn out. Not flushing it and changing just the oil pan quantity may be a temporary fix, it will eventually slip out. Better to know this in a controlled environment than loosing drivability enroute long journey.

mohsin-212 (Pakwheeler) 2022-04-27 15:44:04 +0500 #10

If you just replace 50-60% then it will be enough no need for flushing. Flushing causes damage to rubber seals as it is abrasive in nature and using forced removal is going to damage it

Mun33b (Mun33b) 2022-04-27 16:03:46 +0500 #11

Sorry didnt get how flushing is abrasive in nature. There are no flushing agents involved, just ATF.
This is the standard process for replacing used up ATF, else the clutch material will keep on circulating if not caught by the filter.

zarakdurrani606 (zarakdurrani606) 2022-06-13 14:55:54 +0500 #12

You could ask Parts Central. They usually stock items that dealerships won't have. Like trans oil filters and stuff.