It shouldn't, but be VERY CAREFUL when you drive afterwards. Transmission fluid sometimes creates a varnish like coating over the entire transmission. As the new fluid has a high level of cleaning properties this sludge can stop your new filter up. Only drive it for a short distance and see if it acts like it's not getting oil. Make sure it shifts properly and pulls normally. Any sign of abnormal operation is a sign it is stopping up. If this occurs stop the car immediately and change the filter again. I have seen the filter have to be changed three times. If were mine, with the burnt fluid look I would buy two filters and run it about five or ten times and let it set, then just put a new filter on it for the heck of it. I know changing the filter is a lot of trouble but so is changing a transmissionFrom experience,Gillight
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you shoud not have to change it.this wouldbe long life
antifreeze have the PH check at a shop
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pull out the transmission dipstick and clean it, it should be written near the bootom of the dipstick
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The four speed automatic shows a total fill (that is all the fluid it can hold) is 5.7 Quarts. So if you just dropped the pan and relplaced the filter, you shouldnt need more than 4 quarts and likely you would have a little extra with that.
SOURCE: kia sorento diesel 2007. Lost of power when going
Your problem is the TPS sensor, check with your dealer, the replacement is very cheap.
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