General Motors 24236933, Auto Trans Filter

Fit properly but was not the most simple automotive task as i remember having to bend an exhaust pipe out of the way to drop the pan. This was to be expected though as every instructional video i watched beforehand said the same thing

I used this on my 2016 Silverado 2500 as part of my transmission fluid change. It had an OEM stamp and the manufacture date was recent to my purchase. It fit as it should and I have had no issues. I would rather buy OEM and pay a little more to know it's right.

Installed this as part of a trans fluid + filter change on a 6L80E transmission (GMT900 platform truck). Came packaged in a proper ACDelco box, appeared to be the real deal. Even included a new metal collar that goes up inside the valve body; however, I decided to not mess with my existing one and left it in there. This filter just comes right out if you pull it straight down.

GM AC-Delco is now selling them separately: 24236517 filter, and 24225347 seal.See image of Service Bulletin 23-NA-224When Amazon sells out of the 24236933 "kit", I expect they will start selling the new separate Genuine GM part numbers.

Filter was exactly the same as the original one I took out and came with a new seal. This seal is tricky to remove. A homemade extractor can be improvised using a 3/4 NPT fitting attached to a handle, simply thread it into the old seal and yank the seal out!! I am referring to a 6L80E transmission btw.

It appears to be a genuine ac delco, however mine wasn't shipped with the seal in the photo. I ended up reusing the one in my truck, hope it holds up. 2015 silverado 6l80 transmission.

I Purchased this for my 2016 Chevy suburban it was an exact match for what was in the vehicle. If you don’t need to change that little ring that it snaps into don’t dig up in there and change it. The old one works just fine.

the filter went right in,just make sure it goes all the way to the lip. i didn't change the round ring. if it holds well you don't need to replace replace it. this fits the 6 speed transmission option code JF3 . Do yourself a big favor & pop off the rubber exhaust hanger past the transmission & put a piece of 2x4 against the 2 crossmembers & use a ratchet tie down to pull the exhaust pie down about 2 inches, otherwise you can't get the pan off! also don't run the engine to try to get fluid out. get a trans. fluid catch adapter for your drain pan. the fluid drains at the rear of the pan. the gasket on the trans. is reusable, so i didn't need the one i bought. you'll need 6 quarts of fluid.