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The Jeep Transmission Gasket maintains the consistency of the transmission fluid, as well as its functionality during the drive. Jeep earns the loyalty of consistent customers through their ability to take punishment and keep on moving. The body angles are designed to remain aggressive, which helps push aside rocks, ruts, and curbs without bending metal. The coil suspension teams up with the ladder frame to soak up the blows while staying well plaited on pavement. The Selec-Terrain feature allows you to easily select the throttle, traction and shift timing for snow, sand or slippery mud by turning a knob without having to access multiple menus. With new tech like voice prompts and wireless updates, plus clear trail-cam views, the interiors are still washable. With community meet-ups, unlimited replacement parts, and comprehensive service guides, upgrades come cheap and fast, extending vehicle life for owners on just about any budget. The job of replacing the Transmission Gasket can easily be done over the weekend if fluid starts leaking. Block the wheels, raise up the Jeep on stands, take off the pan bolts, drain the oil. Carefully set the pan down, scrape the fragile Transmission Gasket and wipe both sealing lips with brake cleaner. Verify that the pan is straight. Position the new Transmission Gasket. Hand-tighten every bolt and then in a star pattern torque to spec. Install a new filter, lower the Jeep, fill it with the recommended ATF, run it through the gears, idle and check for leaks before going back on trail.