ATF fluid filter and CSF radiator?

[fell]

So, it looks like no one drives an automatic on these threads, and that's cool. But i drive one, and my mechanic doesn't know, and i can't find it: Is there an automatic transmission fluid filter in the 96 integra LS? It looks like there are particles and ish in the fluid, and i got it changed about 3 thousand miles ago, which wasn't that long ago...So, should I have it changed again, or try to find the mystery filter that isn't in my integra book or on any of the websites that i've looked at.

To clarify: The ATF fluid is a normal orangey red color. And it looks like there is dust and particles when shining a flashlight into the uncapped ATF hole on the top of the tranny.

Any suggestions?

Also, does anyone have an opinon about CSF radiators that are designed OE? I got one to replace my leaking Showa type radiator, and i just want to know an opinion if anyone has experience with this.

Peace,
Fell

[Accord_VTEC2]

The filter is probably most likely in the Transmission pan, I am not for sure though but most likely in an automatic its usually inside the transmission pan. Just have your mechanic drop the whole tranny pan and it should be right in there.

[lugnutRS]

There is no filter in the transmission. Just flush and fill it. And i've always used CSF radiators in all my cars. Never has problems.