62TE Automatic Transmission Filter with Gasket Kit Fits for Dodge Grand Caravan Avenger Ram ProMaster Chrysler Town & Country 200 Replaces# 68018555AA FT1240 58128

Works great! Easy, direct install on my 2013 Chrysler Town & Country. You will need a torx bit to remove the screws holding it in. I didn’t change the metal fitting in the transmission that it comes with; I didn’t see any need to. The gasket it came with was thick, pliable, and good quality. I used Permatex Anaerobic gasket maker between the gasket and the pan to seal it up a little better.Great value. After adding 6 qts of Mopar ATF +4 ATF, the van shifts like new again. Also, get the dipstick to ensure your topped off at the right level. (The van’s don’t come with a dipstick, just a fill tube with a cap).Also, these transmissions need regular maintenance if you want them to last. No more than 50k miles between servicing. Especially since less than 1/2 the fluid is being replaced each time.

My 2011 Town and Country van (which is identical to the Caravan) had a strange whining and clunking noise coming from the transmission. I figured my 198k van was at death’s door. Before bringing it to the shop I decided to flush it. This filter plus 2 jugs of Mopar ATF+4 fluid (also on Amazon), a prayer to God, and about an hour of work later (watched a YouTube video on how to do it) and the noise is GONE. It’s been nearly 3 weeks and running great.YOU can do this project. Buy this filter, get your socket wrench set, a big drain pan and rug around it to catch drips, buy 6 quarts of Mopar ATF+4, and pull up YouTube. I also highly recommend making a transmission dipstick - also YouTube it, it’s very easy to make your oil dip stick double as your transmission dip stick.Good luck! Go change your transmission fluid and save your transmission!

Great product

Exactly what I needed. My town and country minivan started making a high pitch whine on acceleration. Searching a few places, I found out that the transmission filter is likely plugged. This was a very easy fix. Probably took me around 2 hours from beginning to end. The hardest part is getting the oil level right. You’ll need a transmission oil funnel and the oil level gauge. I saw some people recommend using black rtv. I bought it but didn’t bother using it when I read the directions to wait 24 hours before filling. The rubber gasket in this kit worked fine.One other thing to watch for. If you replace the round gasket adapter on the funnel (included in this kit), take care that it get started evenly. I used a 1” pvc pipe with a soft blow hammer, which fit perfectly. But it got started a little cock eyed and bent the circle gasket. I had to buy another filter locally just for the round gasket. Take your time and get it seated straight before banging it home.

Use RTV for precaution. Follow directions and torque specs - No leaks.

As described and fit great. Good quality

Was worried about it not being genuine mopar, but it fit fine and works.The numbers on the housing of filter are the same as a lot of others on the market so it might even be the same filter as factory...Gasket makes the job much easier

After 10 months of use it is holding good seal.