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CarGuru > Open discussion > Re: Type of Transmission Fluid 3.0 / Auto 19 April 2005 03:34:55

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Re: Type of Transmission Fluid 3.0 / Auto

Guest 17 April 2005 20:42:18
 in the transmission industry we use mercon 3 with a special additive
distributed by lubegard specifically designed for honda and chrysler
transmissions. look for a local transmission supply wharehouse and ask for
lubegard additive for chrysler transmissions it will make the fluid correct
for all chrysler transmissions... ASE certified transmission tech. dont buy
a new computer for your car have yours fixed ask me
djmcreynolds1@bells­outh.net
"MisterSkippy" <MisterSkippy@opton­line.net> wrote in message
news:597641hphnnqsk­nnha4gvr2fbmr3rhqilq­@4ax.com...> On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 13:57:02 -0500, MisterSkippy> <MisterSkippy@opton­line.net> wrote:>
On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 06:18:50 GMT, "Bob Shuman"> ><reshuman@removeth­is.worldnet.att.net>­ wrote:> >
If the vehicle is a 2001 Dodge, the correct fluid is likely Chrysler
ATF+4.> >>I'd read the owners manual as it specifies exactly what is required.
Also,> >>ATF+4 superceded ATF+3, so if it came with ATF+3 and that is what is
called> >>for as the correct fluid in the owner's manual, then you can use either
+3> >>or +4. Do not use GM Dexron, even though the manual may state this is
OK to> >>top off in an emergency.> >>
My advice is to find out for sure what fluid to use and ONLY USE THE
CORRECT> >>FLUID. Chrysler transmissions are different and can be very finicky.
the wrong fluid and you jeopardize having trans slip or torque converter> >>shudder and will cause excessive wear and potentially premature failure.> >>
I do know that Chrysler made some transmissions for Mitsubishi. My 1991> >>3000GT has a Chrysler made electronic 4 speed that specifies ATF+3 and
that> >>is what I have used.> >>
"wonderboy" <Wideopenthrottle3.­0@gmail.com> wrote in message> >>news:1107031362.6­13162.41560@c13g2000­cwb.googlegroups.com­...> >>>I have a 01 Dodge Stratus coupe. Now if you don't know, its the same> >>> platform as a eclipse (same engine and tranny). I called the dodge> >>> asking them what kind of fluid it needs and they said I only needed> >>> Mopar and had no idea what Diamond SPII was. I called a Mitsubishi
asked them what they used and they had no idea what I was talking> >>> about. So my question is Mopar a Equivalent to Diamond or should I> >>> use Diamond SPII.> >>>
Bob S is correct. Use the ATF=3. I went around in circles on that> >Diamond SPII business with my daughter's 2000 Mirage. One Mitsu> >dealership tried to sell me Mercron. Said that's what they use for> >trans servicing. I won't be going there for any work.> >Got the ATF+3 equivalency heads-up on this board and confirmed it with> >Quaker State. IIRC, the can says something along the lines of "for> >Chrysler vehicles and some Mitsubishi vehicles."> >Apparently there may be some issues with ATF+4 vs ATF+3 in older> >vehicles. Good link regarding that....> >http://www.allpar.­com/fix/trans.html> >FWIW> >YMMV> >DFB> I want to make a correction. Further investigation based on responses> from most of the major ATF manufacturers reveals inconclusive data. At> this point I believe that using the Mitsubishi Diamond ATF is the only> sure replacement. I resubmitted my query to Quaker State and they have> contradicted themselves and now state that the ATF+3 is not a> replacement for Diamond SPII. The other majors have responded> similarly. It is my intent to use the now current Diamond ATF SPIII,> the current version, for refill. If anyone has other ideas or> information I would welcome it.> FWIW> YMMV> DFB>
"When a legislature undertakes to proscribe the exercise of a citizen's> constitutional rights it acts lawlessly and the citizen can take matters
into> his own hands and proceed on the basis that such a law is no law at all."> - Justice William O. Douglas


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Bob Shuman 19 April 2005 03:34:55 permanent link ]
 I would not recommend use of anything but ATF+3 or the newer synthetic ATF+4
in a Chrysler transmission. Using anything else, even if it comes with an
additive is penny wise and pound foolish.

Bob

<djmcreynolds1@bell­south.net> wrote in message
news:5ew8e.67976$UW­6.40037@bignews5.bel­lsouth.net...> in the transmission industry we use mercon 3 with a special additive> distributed by lubegard specifically designed for honda and chrysler> transmissions. look for a local transmission supply wharehouse and ask for> lubegard additive for chrysler transmissions it will make the fluid > correct> for all chrysler transmissions... ASE certified transmission tech. dont > buy> a new computer for your car have yours fixed ask me> djmcreynolds1@bells­outh.net


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