Changing Transfer Case Fluid??
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From: Carlisle, PA
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: Inline 6
What type of fluid should i use when i change my tc fluid? sorry if this has already been posted. and how often do i need to change it?
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I can't say the service interval.
It uses Automatic Tranny Fluid.
Holds either 2 1/2 or 1 1/2 quarts, I think it was 1 1/2 qts.
Theres a service manual on Pirate4x4.
It uses Automatic Tranny Fluid.
Holds either 2 1/2 or 1 1/2 quarts, I think it was 1 1/2 qts.
Theres a service manual on Pirate4x4.
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my np231 used a little under a quart before it started to spill out the fill hole, i had fun trying to get the fluid in there too haha, i had to use a spout from a funnel and put it against the driveshaft and stuck the one end in the t-case, also i found out that its a good idea to loosen the fill plug before you do the drain plug cause it drains better, if not it just comes out like crazy and gets everywhere
my np231 used a little under a quart before it started to spill out the fill hole, i had fun trying to get the fluid in there too haha, i had to use a spout from a funnel and put it against the driveshaft and stuck the one end in the t-case, also i found out that its a good idea to loosen the fill plug before you do the drain plug cause it drains better, if not it just comes out like crazy and gets everywhere
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Year: 97
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my np231 used a little under a quart before it started to spill out the fill hole, i had fun trying to get the fluid in there too haha, i had to use a spout from a funnel and put it against the driveshaft and stuck the one end in the t-case, also i found out that its a good idea to loosen the fill plug before you do the drain plug cause it drains better, if not it just comes out like crazy and gets everywhere
It's also a good idea to loosen the fill plug first, just in case you cant get it loose. Suppose you drained the fluid out and then couldn't loosen the fill plug.
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On my 96 I had to buy a 1 3/16th socket to get the fill and drain plugs off. It is surprising that there are so may options for the drain plug on the NP231. I used ATF-4 synthetic as new oil.
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