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Need Input (Tranny Guys) Material In Pan????

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8UWITH6

Keepin' The Shiny Side Up
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Hey guys, I was wondering what would be considered "normal wear" or "normal break-in material" on a transmission. In other words, what kind of things could I expect to find in the pan of a transmission (GN-200r4) after a proper break-in, light usage and possibly a few WOT passes? This is assuming the TV cable is set correctly, it has the proper fluid and level, an adequate cooler, etc.............

To my knowledge, (or should I say, from what I remember from my transmission class), black dust is clutch facings correct? What about copper, or *possibly* some aluminum like flakes? Would you expect the magnet in the pan to have a layer of blackish material on it? What is "normal" for a properly rebuilt 200??? Thanks as always, any input would be great.
 
clutch dust (black goo) is normal as long as not excessive, any metalic and that would be a RED flag for something not normal.
 
copper is thrust washer, bushing material aluminum could be piston, pump, t/c, case.
 
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