Mopar 04864505ab Auto Trans Filter on 2040-parts.com
Glen Burnie, Maryland, US
New, unopened MOPAR part# 04864505AB fits transmission/transaxle model 41TE.
This kit comes with filter & O-ring.
Note: The transmission pans come factory sealed with anaerobic sealant.
A replacement rubber/composite transmission pan gasket will need to obtained separately at local auto parts store or dealer.
This OEM MOPAR filter currently sells for $12.25 at dealers.
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