Getting the right filter for the upper circuit of an A540 or A541E automatic transmission matters because the wrong part simply will not seat correctly, and a filter that does not seat leaks internally before the fluid ever reaches the clutch packs. This listing covers a single upper-position filter built to the dimensions of the A540, A541E, and A540H family, for units produced from 1993 forward.This is not a kit. There are no gaskets, no pan gasket, no solenoids, no friction discs, and no steel plates in this order. What ships is one filter, verified against its part number at REMCO before it goes into the box. REMCO has been working with automatic transmission parts since 1991, and every piece that goes out carries a part list in the box so the technician can confirm what arrived before the unit goes on the bench.If your repair order calls only for the filter, this is the part. If you are doing a more complete service, check your parts list first and order accordingly, because this item will not substitute for or include any of those other components.The filter weighs 1 lb. Confirm the unit code on the transmission case tag reads A540, A541E, or A540H, and that the vehicle was produced in 1993 or later, before placing the order. Unit codes on the A540 family are stamped or tagged on the case and should match one of those three designations exactly. A properly seated filter is the first line of defense for fluid flow through the valve body; this upper filter fits A540, A541E, and A540H units built from 1993 onward. This listing is for the filter only. No gaskets, seals, pan gasket, solenoids, or rebuild components are included. If your job requires a full overhaul kit, verify what else you need before ordering. Designed specifically as an upper filter position fitment for these units, not a universal part trimmed to fit. The geometry matches the original filter seat so installation does not require modification. One filter, 1 lb shipped weight. That is the complete contents of this order. REMCO pulls each piece individually and checks it against the part number before it leaves. Before ordering, confirm your unit code is A540, A541E, or A540H and that your application falls within the 1993-and-up production range. Unit codes are typically found on the transmission case tag.