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Saturn Transmission Pan ensures that the fluid of the automatic gearbox is kept safe and cold to avoid leakages that may reduce the longevity of the drive trains. Saturn entered the picture in 1991 with new factory processes and even more intelligent advertising that emphasized the dent resistant plastic body panels, something teens were fond of as this made small dents leave no permanent scar. In 1985 General Motors had envisioned Saturn and provided it with a special plant in which it was trying lighter lost foam cast engine components along with a multistage paint process that remained bright even after years of sunshine. All these progressive touches made Saturn feel otherwise, it developed a faithful fan base and taught that viable concepts can co-exist with fun styling. The Transmission Pan is a shallow bowl made of metal or composite material thereby sealing the transmission case and containing fluid, surrounding the filter so that the oil can flow where and when it is required. To replace Transmission Pan, have the car on flat ground, place on solid supports and drain the old Transmission Pan. Unscrew and put the pan in an even manner and cleanse all the grime off the mating surface. Install a new gasket, pickup the new pan and begin with all bolts by hand, and tighten them in a crisscross without exceeding the recommended torque. Install a new filter, fill it with the correct amount of fluid, warm everything by just idling the engine and finally, examine the problems of leaks and an appropriate level, before the next drive.