GM Genuine Parts 24203590 Automatic Transmission Fluid Pan Gasket

$ 32.70

Score By Feature

Based on 48 ratings

Satisfaction

9.22

Giftable

9.10

Customer service

9.27

Delivery

9.14

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Product Description

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recommended replacement part for the original factory component on your GM vehicle

providing the highest level of quality, dependability, and durability

Fit, form, and function are all met to gm oe specifications.

Dimensions of the package: 760 h x 46 w x 760 h x 46 w x 99 l x 40 w x 99 l x 40 w x 99 (in centimeters) 64

Vehicle specific type of fit

Questions & Answers

Is there a set of metal washers included with this?

No, this is a reinforced factory gasket. There is no need for washers in this situation. However, in order to avoid leaks, the pan bolts must be torqued.

Is this part compatible with a Chevrolet Cavalier from 1998?

If it has the 4t40e 4 speed automatic transmission, it should fit.

Hello, I'm working on a Chevrolet Cavalier that was manufactured in 1998. ?

It's for the Trans, to be sure. 4T40 code- It's 4 speed, so it'll fit.

Selected User Reviews For GM Genuine Parts 24203590 Automatic Transmission Fluid Pan Gasket

Although it was slightly bent when it arrived, nothing beats the original

5/5

Because of how it was shipped, the gasket arrived slightly bent (both metal and plastic parts). However, I was able to easily straighten it out and place it on the pan. Because the plastic/metal combination material is difficult to replicate, I'd heard bad things about aftermarket gaskets. It was difficult to find this part at first because amazon doesn't specify whether it fits my car or not, but I found this part number from rock auto and searched here to find a slight discount plus free shipping compared to rock auto.

Kaylee Herman

| Mar 18, 2021

Saturn Aura XE 2007 OEM Gasket On a 2007 Saturn Aura XE, the appropriate torque for this gasket is 8

5/5

9 Ft. Lbs. (206 in. ) lb Torque the bolts according to the star pattern, then check your torque on the pan bolts in a counterclockwise pattern. This is straight from the official Saturn GM repair manual. br>br> You'll need to take it to a mechanic to check the fluid level. There is no dip stick, so you'll have to check it after the engine and transmission have warmed up. br>br>With the filter replaced, mine used 6 and 2/3 quarts of fluid. Use 6 1/3 quarts of fluid if the filter isn't replaced. br>br>If you're going to replace the gasket, you might as well get a pan with a bolt so you can drain the transmission for future maintenance.

Arya Shea

| Jan 11, 2021

For my 2003 Cavalier, I need a genuine 4t40e transmission pan seal

5/5

So far, after 10,000 miles, there have been no leaks.

Valeria Palmer

| Sep 05, 2021

Excellent gasket, well-made

5/5

Excellent gasket, well-made. I place a premium on quality. details. Before mounting the assembly back onto the trans, I applied "Seal all" (yellow tube, inexpensive) to the "perfect fit" gasket on the AC Delco perfect match pan. Placed a thin continuous bead on the pan's lip, flipped it over, applied pressure with two 20lb barbells, and 10 minutes later; Presto!.

Averi Chung

| Apr 08, 2021

It was able to stop the leak

5/5

It's an OEM product that works well and costs a lot of money.

Mia Pierce

| Mar 14, 2021

Everything is in order

5/5

Because my brother and I have had problems with leaking transmission gaskets in the past, I decided to use ACDelco on my 2004 Pontiac Sunfire, which I replaced a few months ago with no leaks. It is also not much more expensive to order it online than it is to buy it aftermarket.