So I was working on the shift solenoid assembly because a solenoid connector snapped off a single solenoid itself, and without the proper knowledge (which got me to where I am now) I took off the entire assembly and noticed this little thimble sized filter to, what I now know to call them, the delivery tubes that are supposed to be attached to the assembly has fallen off of one and was sitting on top of a gear. I wanted to be careful and went to get a magnetic to take it out safely because my fingers would of been to big to grab it. Unfortunately, it's made of aluminum, and just got pushed in deeper down into the transmission. My borescope is too thick to get between the gears and the car of the transmission, along with the wire grabber I have to pull it out. And it doesn't seem to be anywhere obvious in the limited space I can observe in. So my options are to take it to a shop, have them remove the transmission, take off the case, and then fish out the filter, or I find a replacement filter, start her up and hope the metal is thin enough to not interfere too much with the gears (I don't want to do that, because for one is a transmission, and 2 is aluminum. The magnetic drain plug will not collect the remnants afterwards.) I'm seeking help from anyone with more experience and knowledge than me.