Do not match a Jatco pan gasket from a shortened article or a broad "Nissan automatic" label. Record the complete gearbox code, every article suffix and the source that linked them. Then compare the gasket outline, bolt-hole pattern and construction before approving a quote or sample.
Separate conventional JF records from Jatco CVT records
A JF prefix alone does not identify one transmission type. JF402E, JF403E and JF404E in this guide are conventional automatic transmission records. JF011E, JF015E and other units covered in the separate CVT part-number guide belong to a different sourcing path.
Keep the full code, including the number and final letter, in the RFQ. Searching only for "JF transmission gasket" can mix conventional automatic, CVT, pan-gasket and overhaul-kit results.
Preserve five fields before comparing Jatco records
| Field | What to record | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Transmission code | Complete JF, JR, RE, RL, RG or recorded companion code | Separates conventional automatic and CVT records and keeps aliases traceable |
| Exact article | Every digit, letter, hyphen and suffix | Prevents F, AF, AX, FK, GF and LXD lines from being merged |
| Source relationship | Jingyi article, technical number and the catalog that paired them | Supports research without turning a public relationship into an interchange claim |
| Physical pattern | Overall outline, bolt-hole count, tabs and internal openings | Rejects a false match even when the transmission names appear related |
| Construction status | Factory-approved material or a clear "to be confirmed" note | Stops public catalog wording from becoming an unsupported factory specification |
Ten searchable Jatco automatic transmission pan-gasket records
These Jingyi records were selected after the exact article and oil-pan-gasket component type were checked against transmission-component catalogs or specialist records. They are reference-matching starting points, not a vehicle-fitment list or automatic substitution table.
| Recorded family | Exact Jingyi article | Lookup rule | Catalog record |
|---|---|---|---|
| JF402E / JF405E | 58705LXD | Preserve the complete LXD suffix and both recorded gearbox codes | Open 58705LXD record |
| JF403E / RT77 | 13972F | Keep this F-suffix line separate from related cork or other supplier variants | Open 13972F record |
| JF404E | 83300GF | Retain GF as part of the supplier article and compare the complete outline | Open 83300GF record |
| JR403E / RE4R03A / RG4R01A | 13885AX | Keep AX separate from AF and from the RE4R01A 13885F record | Open 13885AX record |
| RE4F02E / RL4F02A / JR402E | 13818F | Preserve the F suffix and the source aliases before checking the pattern | Open 13818F record |
| RE4F03A / RE4F03B / RE4F03V / RL4F03A | 13973F | Do not merge it with the consecutive 13972F or 13974F articles | Open 13973F record |
| RE4F04A / RE4F04B / RE4F04V / 4F20E | 13974F | Keep the recorded family and exact F-suffix article together | Open 13974F record |
| RE4R01A / RL4R01 / R4AEL / RA4AEL | 13885F | Keep the RE4R01 family separate from JR403E and RE4R03A suffix lines | Open 13885F record |
| RE5R05A / JR508E / JR509E / related codes | 13809F | Use as an exact general RE5R05A-family article, not a shortened 13809 lookup | Open 13809F record |
| RE5R05A / Kia-Hyundai source context | 13809FK | Preserve FK and the source application note as a separate purchasing line | Open 13809FK record |
Do not merge three consecutive RE4F articles
Articles 13972F, 13973F and 13974F look like a simple numeric sequence, but component catalogs place them in different transmission records: JF403E, RE or RL4F03A, and RE4F04A respectively. Their product images also show different outlines and hole patterns.
Keep each article attached to its own page and transmission family. A spreadsheet sort by article number is useful for finding nearby records, but it is not evidence that the parts share a drawing or fitment.
Keep the 13885 suffix and transmission family together
The 13885 prefix appears in more than one rear-wheel-drive transmission context. Jingyi 13885F is recorded for the RE4R01A and related RL4R01, R4AEL and RA4AEL family. Jingyi 13885AX is recorded for JR403E, RE4R03A and RG4R01A.
The shared numeric prefix is not enough to merge these lines. The product images have different proportions and hole patterns, and public component records use different suffix or technical-number relationships. Preserve the full article and family before any physical review.
Separate RE5R05A 13809F from 13809FK
Component records identify 13809F as an RE5R05A pan-gasket article. Separate records identify 13809FK with a Kia and Hyundai application context from 2005. The FK suffix therefore belongs in the searchable part number and purchasing record.
The two Jingyi product images also show different gasket outlines. Do not redirect one page to the other or quote a replacement based only on the RE5R05A family name. Confirm the complete transmission record, source application, hole pattern and sample.
Correct a vague component label without adding fitment
The source descriptions attached to Jingyi RE4F02E article 13818F and RE5R05A article 13809F previously displayed the literal wording "PALLET LAYING." Component catalogs identify both exact articles as oil-pan-gasket records, so their product pages now use a clear oil-pan-gasket component label.
This correction changes only the product type. It does not add a vehicle list, an unverified material rating or an interchange relationship. Construction and final application still require the buyer's record and factory review.
Use the gasket image as a rejection check, not the only match
A product image can quickly expose a wrong family: compare the overall proportions, corner shapes, bolt-hole count and spacing, tabs, notches and internal openings. The 13809F and 13809FK images, for example, show that a shared RE5R05A label does not remove the need for variant control.
Image review is still not dimensional approval. Add a drawing, retained sample or key measurements when two records look close, and stop the lookup when the number and physical pattern disagree.
Prepare a Jatco pan-gasket RFQ that can be checked
- Complete transmission code and every source alias shown in the buyer record.
- Exact gasket article with all suffixes and separators.
- Source or catalog name and any technical or OE-style number.
- Full gasket and pan photos in a consistent orientation.
- Bolt-hole count, key dimensions and any drawing or retained sample.
- Required construction or operating conditions for material review.
- Trial quantity, annual demand, destination and packaging requirement.
Use the general part-number workflow when one source string is uncertain. Use the wholesale quote checklist to complete the commercial handoff.
Frequently asked questions
Are JF402E, JF403E and JF404E pan gaskets interchangeable?
No. They are separate transmission records with different gasket outlines and supplier articles. Match the exact gearbox code, complete article and physical pattern.
Does a JF transmission code always mean a CVT?
No. JF402E, JF403E and JF404E in this guide are conventional automatic transmission records. Keep them separate from JF011E, JF015E and other CVT records.
Are 13809F and 13809FK the same RE5R05A gasket?
Do not merge them. Component records distinguish the FK-suffix line for a Kia and Hyundai application context, and the two catalog images show different gasket outlines.
What should a buyer send for a Jatco pan-gasket quote?
Send the complete transmission code, exact article and source, gasket photo or sample, bolt-hole pattern, required construction, quantity, destination and packaging requirement.