So I'm considering doing an tranny flush and filter on my 95 cherokee, I have a just a few questions before I do so.

1. Should I do it?
2.will it possibly damage the tranny if pervious damage has been done and such sludge is holding together
3. It makes a sort of klunk goin into gear from park like from park to rev or park straight to drive is that normal?
4. Should I clean the pan out and is it easy to take off

 

1. No
2. Possibly
3. Check your u-joints instead
4. No. Do not remove the pan. Your trans is equipped with a screen, not a filter. There is a drain plug on the bottom of the pan. Drain and refill the trans with Dex/Merc fluid only.

 

Im no expert and you can probably tell by the questions i asked but i can tell you one thing NOT to do and that would be a transmission flush!!!

 

I don't wana dare you guys lol I wouldn't take it to show to do it I refuse to pay others for I can physically do. But that's really the input I was looking for so would change ing the trans fluid aid in its life? And how to go about checking the u-joints what am I looking for and such

 

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Perfect answer

 

It's a good idea to change the trans fluid once in a while. Unscrew the drain plug and let 'er drain, then re-install it and refill with Dexron fluid. 3-4- qt should do it. (don't let the parts place talk you into ATF+4).
If it's nasty looking, repeat again in 100 miles or so, then again in another 100 miles.

U joints- you are looking for one or more that's loose. Grab both sides and twist back and forth. Should be NO slop. Start with the rear driveshaft as it's most likely the culprit.

 

Same fluid for transfer case?

 

Yes.

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Sweet ima put her up in the air soon and give a check on u-joints first and probbly sve some money up for the trannys gluid