Howdy - not a RC question but related to Mopars:
My wife has a 2002 Jeep that she has taken in for 30K service check to a local mechanic shop. It's the six cylinder model, auto transmission, 4wd. Aside from the other things, the manual calls for replacing the transmission fluid. She said fine then they called her back and said it would be an extra $50 bucks because the transmission fluid was "special kind". I can't wait to see the manual to see what is so special about it but she told them to go ahead and change it. What is so special about 2002 auto tranny Jeep fluid?
Discussion:
New Transmission Fluid(ATF+4 Type 9602) Has been developed and is being used
as factory fill for all vehicles with Chrysler Automatic Transmissions.
Untill now vehicles originaly filled with ATF+2 or ATF+3 were to be serviced
with ATF+3. effective immediately, it is recommended that all vehicles with
Chrysler Automatic transmissions except for 1999 and earlier minivans be
serviced with ATF+4. ATF+3 should be continued to used for 1999 and earlier
because of protental for torque converter shudder during break in. for all
other the ATF+$ fluid ofers significant benifits as outlined below.
Note: ATF+4 Must always be used in vehicles that were origanaly filled with
ATF+4
Note: Service intervals do not change. the service interval currently in
effect for a given vehicle should continued to be followed.
Note: ATF+4 is compatibale with ATF+# and can be used to top off vehicles
that currently have ATF+2 or ATF+3. Do not use ATF+2 or ATF+3 to top off
vehicles that have ATF+4 fluid.
Part number 05013457AA Fluid, Transmission,ATF+4(Type9602)Quart
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