How to check and replace the automatic transmission filter on Hyundai Excel?

For the year 2012 and after, an automatic transaxle fluid level check is typically unnecessary during scheduled services unless an oil leak is noticed. Specific transmission fluids are required to drain and replace the automatic transaxle fluid, along with tools such as jackstands, a drain pan that can hold at least eight quarts, old newspapers, and clean rags. On 2011 model or older ones, vehicle warmness should be drained before placing it on jackstands preparing for removal of transaxle drain plug. The pan removed then the filter detached after which thorough cleaning of gasket surfaces done. A new gasket is then installed then fluid added through dipstick tube. After that one should shift through all gears to check for the fluid level. For 2012 models and earlier ones the fluid check involves raising the vehicle, removing the oil level plug from transaxle side pan and checking proper fluid flow. To change the tranny oil one would have to remove banjo bolt opening to guarantee right flow of fluids after removing drain plug and refilling it by using this portion only but also ensuring liquid flows correctly first before finalizing process.

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Hyundai Excel Valve Body Oil Filter Assembly
Part Number: 46321-36010
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- Other Name: Filter Assembly-Valve Body Oil; Filter
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Hyundai's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1990-1994 Hyundai Excel | High Grade, Low Grade, Middle Grade | 3 Door, 4 Door, 5 Door
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Hyundai Excel Valve Body Oil Filter Assembly
Part Number: 45763-21700
$54.44 MSRP: $75.82
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- Other Name: Filter Assembly-Valve Body Oil
- Replaced by: 46321-36011
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Hyundai's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1985-1989 Hyundai Excel
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Hyundai Excel Valve Body Oil Filter Assembly
Part Number: 46321-36011
$54.44 MSRP: $75.82
You Save: $21.38 (29%)
Ships in 1-3 Business Days
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Product Specifications
- Other Name: Filter Assembly-Valve Body Oil; Filter
- Replaces: 45763-21700, 4E763-21700, 46321-34010
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Hyundai's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1985-1989 Hyundai Excel
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Hyundai Excel Valve Body Oil Filter Assembly
Part Number: 4E763-21700
$54.44 MSRP: $75.82
You Save: $21.38 (29%)
Ships in 1-3 Business Days
ADD TO CART
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Filter Assembly-Valve Body Oil
- Replaced by: 46321-36011
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Hyundai's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1985-1989 Hyundai Excel
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Hyundai Excel Valve Body Oil Filter Assembly
Part Number: 46321-36001
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Filter Assembly-Valve Body Oil
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Hyundai's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1990-1994 Hyundai Excel | High Grade, Low Grade, Middle Grade | 3 Door, 4 Door, 5 Door

Hyundai Excel Automatic Transmission Filter

Hyundai Excel Automatic Transmission Filter is the first line of defense against debris and keeps the fluid clean to allow the gearbox to shift smoothly and last longer. By forcing transmission fluid through a fine dirt-holding medium, the Automatic Transmission Filter traps metal shavings and grime that would otherwise clog narrow passages or grind moving parts. As fluid ages, the protective qualities it provides diminish, making pairing fresh fluid with a new Automatic Transmission Filter prevent slipping, overheating, and costly internal wear. Throughout the production run, Excel models have been equipped with the same basic flat pan-mounted Automatic Transmission Filter mounted just above the sump that draws fluid through a mesh and fiber screen, differing only in the layout of mounting holes to accommodate different pan shapes applied between the early carbureted Excel hatchbacks and later fuel-injected sedans. While some cars moved to the cartridge style engine oil filters, Hyundai kept to the familiar sealed screen style for the transmission because it was a balance of flow, filtration, and ease of replacement. Remember, changing the Automatic Transmission Filter at recommended intervals is as vital as an engine oil change for a healthy transmission in any Hyundai Excel.

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Hyundai Excel Automatic Transmission Filter Parts Questions & Experts Answers

Valve Body Oil Filter Assembly
46321-36010
Q: How to check and replace the automatic transmission filter on Hyundai Excel?
A:
For the year 2012 and after, an automatic transaxle fluid level check is typically unnecessary during scheduled services unless an oil leak is noticed. Specific transmission fluids are required to drain and replace the automatic transaxle fluid, along with tools such as jackstands, a drain pan that can hold at least eight quarts, old newspapers, and clean rags. On 2011 model or older ones, vehicle warmness should be drained before placing it on jackstands preparing for removal of transaxle drain plug. The pan removed then the filter detached after which thorough cleaning of gasket surfaces done. A new gasket is then installed then fluid added through dipstick tube. After that one should shift through all gears to check for the fluid level. For 2012 models and earlier ones the fluid check involves raising the vehicle, removing the oil level plug from transaxle side pan and checking proper fluid flow. To change the tranny oil one would have to remove banjo bolt opening to guarantee right flow of fluids after removing drain plug and refilling it by using this portion only but also ensuring liquid flows correctly first before finalizing process.