Start with the exact CVT transmission code, not only a vehicle model or a loose gasket number. Keep every article as a separate source record, especially when one CVT family has multiple gasket variants. Confirm the outline, hole pattern, construction and intended application before quotation or approval.
Why the CVT code should come before the vehicle model
The same vehicle name can appear with different transmissions across model years, engines or markets. A CVT family can also appear under several manufacturer codes. Begin with the transmission identification available on the old invoice, transmission tag, repair record, supplier catalog or approved sample file.
Keep that source visible. A code such as JF011E, RE0F10A or CVT2 can help narrow the same general family, but it does not prove that every gasket article listed under a related code is physically interchangeable.
Record four fields for every CVT gasket candidate
| Field | What to preserve | Buyer check |
|---|---|---|
| CVT code | Exact transmission reference and source | Confirm the code belongs to the unit being sourced |
| Gasket article | All letters, digits and suffixes | Do not merge similar strings or remove a final letter |
| Physical pattern | Outline, cutouts, bolt-hole positions and dimensions | Use clear photos, drawing data or a retained sample |
| Construction status | Observed, requested or factory-recorded construction | Keep public catalog wording separate from factory approval |
Ten searchable CVT oil pan gasket records
These Jingyi catalog records were selected after the exact article and oil-pan-gasket product type were checked against public component catalogs, gasket charts or specialist transmission records. They are lookup starting points, not a vehicle-fitment or automatic-interchange list.
| Recorded CVT family | Exact Jingyi article | Lookup rule | Catalog record |
|---|---|---|---|
| BA7A / BC5A / MC4A family | 98702XA | Use the case code and gasket image together | Open BA7A record |
| VT1F / CFT25 / GACVT16Z group | 73705X | Preserve the X suffix and source label | Open VT1F record |
| JF011E / JF016E / JF017E group | 33300NAF | Retain the full NAF suffix and recorded hole-pattern note | Open JF011E NAF record |
| VT2F / VT3F / ZF-Ecotronic | 73705K | Keep separate from 73705U until construction is confirmed | Open VT2F K record |
| VT2F / VT3F / ZF-Ecotronic | 73705U | Keep the U suffix as part of the exact article | Open VT2F U record |
| JF015E / RE0F11A group | 33300P | Do not merge with PF or another JF015E construction | Open JF015E P record |
| JF015E / RE0F11A group | 33300PF | Preserve the full PF article during RFQ review | Open JF015E PF record |
| JF011E / JF016E / JF017E group | 33300NAX | Keep separate from NAF despite shared family codes | Open JF011E NAX record |
| K114 / K115 | 97516-FPR | Preserve the FPR suffix and compare the physical gasket | Open K114 record |
| C0GF1 / Gamma CVT | 77702LXD | Use the exact article and transmission code before cross-reference review | Open C0GF1 record |
Keep multiple articles for one CVT family separate
A shared transmission code does not make two gasket articles interchangeable. The VT2F records 73705K and 73705U remain separate. The JF015E records 33300P and 33300PF also remain separate, as do JF011E records 33300NAF and 33300NAX.
These pairs may represent different source systems, construction notes, revisions or physical variants. Do not combine them in a purchasing file merely because a public seller places them in one related-products list. Compare the gasket outline, hole pattern, dimensions and approved construction.
Use the hole pattern as evidence, not as the only decision
Count every perimeter hole and record additional cutouts separately. A clear overhead photo should show the full gasket without perspective distortion. Add one close view of any unusual tab, narrow bridge, internal opening or area where two candidates differ.
A hole count can reject an obvious mismatch, but equal counts do not prove a match. Hole position, overall dimensions and construction can still differ. When the old gasket is distorted or damaged, move to a drawing or retained sample review.
Separate the pan gasket from nearby CVT service parts
CVT service listings often group the pan gasket with a filter, strainer, drain-plug seal, pan assembly or side-cover gasket. Confirm the component name before copying a number. The required line for this guide is the gasket that seals the transmission oil pan to the case.
If the source title is only "filter kit" or "service kit," open its contents list or parts diagram. Do not assign the kit number to the gasket unless the source explicitly identifies that relationship.
Do not import public material wording into a factory claim
Public catalogs may describe rubber, fiber, metal or proprietary constructions. Those descriptions can help identify why two articles remain separate, but they do not establish the construction of a Jingyi product. The material options shown on each product page come from the Jingyi catalog and still require confirmation for the buyer program.
For material review, use the transmission gasket material guide and send fluid, temperature, sealing-surface and buyer-approval requirements.
Prepare a CVT pan-gasket RFQ that can be checked
- Exact CVT code and the source where it was found.
- Complete gasket article, including every prefix and suffix.
- Overhead gasket photos, hole-pattern notes and key dimensions.
- Sample or drawing ID when more than one candidate remains.
- Required construction or application conditions for material review.
- Trial quantity, annual demand, destination and packaging requirement.
Use the part-number lookup workflow when one source string is uncertain. Use the wholesale quote checklist to complete the commercial handoff.
Frequently asked questions
Is a CVT transmission code enough to identify an oil pan gasket?
No. Use the CVT code to narrow the family, then confirm the complete article, gasket outline, hole pattern, construction and source record before ordering.
Can two oil pan gasket articles listed for the same CVT be substituted?
Not by default. Separate articles may represent different constructions, revisions, applications or source systems. Keep each record separate until physical and technical evidence supports a relationship.
Why should a buyer record the CVT pan-gasket hole pattern?
Related CVT families can use visually similar gaskets with different outlines, cutouts or hole patterns. A clear photo and counted pattern help the supplier compare the correct candidate.
What should a buyer send for a wholesale CVT pan-gasket quote?
Send the complete article, CVT code, source label, gasket photos or sample details, required construction, quantity, destination and packaging requirement.