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 Originally Posted by Doc - Riverside
Changing the transmission filter requires the BUDS Computer to be connected after the oil/filter change to cycle the various solenoids in the HCM (Hydraulic Control Module). Doing the procedure ensures that all the air that got into the system during the filter change is removed. Air in the hydraulic system is not good. So unless you have access to a BUDS computer you will need the dealer do the job.
No BUDS done, no Air, and no problems when I did mine and that was 10,000 miles ago. In fact the person who sold me the filter is also the head Spyder tech at my dealer and if BUDS was required he would have told me.
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Originally Posted by PW2013STL
No BUDS done, no Air, and no problems when I did mine and that was 10,000 miles ago. In fact the person who sold me the filter is also the head Spyder tech at my dealer and if BUDS was required he would have told me.
Thanks PW20, Just what I needed from somebody that's done it. Thanks again , BLuep
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Originally Posted by BLUEKNIGHT911
I'm waiting for Mike "Blueknight911" to do his, then after he's finished I'll invite him over for a 6 hour beer... :-)
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Here's my input from the first change I had done...10/20/2015 miles: 25,858
Pictures, torque specs, etc. in attached link:
https://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/...=1#post1061377
Happy and safe rydin' 
2014 Spyder RT Limited - January 2014, Cognac/Black Seat, #958, born on 1-8-14
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Hello PW,
I'm about to replace my transmission filter. When you do a 1330 transmission filter replacement, is the gasket alone adequate to seal the cover plate against leaks? Or do I need to get some gasket sealer before I replace mine?
Regards, PatrickH
2014 Spyder RT LTD silver, Corbin saddle w/backrest & gas filler door, 4" stubby antenna, dual USB charging receptacle on dash, handlebar "cuff" attachment point for RAM phone mount, Diamond-R trunk-top level luggage rack, magic mirrors, Bestem saddle bag liners & Hopnel trunk bag (2-piece set), SpyderPops bumpskid (not lighted), highway foot rests; rear tire General Altimax 215/60/15, Baker Wind Wings, LED Headlights, RT Series 2010-2019 Rear Trunk Holder
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Originally Posted by PatrickH
Hello PW,
I'm about to replace my transmission filter. When you do a 1330 transmission filter replacement, is the gasket alone adequate to seal the cover plate against leaks? Or do I need to get some gasket sealer before I replace mine?
Regards, PatrickH
The seal on the filter is all that is needed. I have done 4 changes and never used any additional sealer. Never had a leak. It is a messy job so I lay a large piece of cardboard down to catch any oil that gets past my pan.
Run the engine for a while to ensure mo leaks before putting the Tupperware back on - this also purges any air that maybe in the system.
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