So which ATF+4 do I use for my tranny and transfercase
02-28-2011, 11:13 PM
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So which ATF+4 do I use for my tranny and transfercase
Choices are below and are they all synthetic is my second question, are they all the same.
Valvoline brand
-With stop leak Idk what else
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...0470&ppt=C0207
-Full Synthetic
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...0470&ppt=C0207
Castrol
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/acc...er=854272_0_0_
Valvoline brand
-With stop leak Idk what else
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...0470&ppt=C0207
-Full Synthetic
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...0470&ppt=C0207
Castrol
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/acc...er=854272_0_0_
02-28-2011, 11:25 PM
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Okay i decided to open my eyes and read it definatley uses ATF+4 for cherokee and probably anything else.
"Meets Chrysler Material Standard MS-9602. It is designed as a factory fill fluid for all 1988 & later Chrysler Corporation automatic transmissions & transaxles"
SO NEXT QUESTION HOW MAN QTS DO I NEED FOR THE TRANSFER CASE?
"Meets Chrysler Material Standard MS-9602. It is designed as a factory fill fluid for all 1988 & later Chrysler Corporation automatic transmissions & transaxles"
SO NEXT QUESTION HOW MAN QTS DO I NEED FOR THE TRANSFER CASE?
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02-28-2011, 11:56 PM
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the aw4 is not a chrysler transmission, it is a toyota transmission, it uses dexron III.
Yes, they did release a TSB at one point, but it was later *silently* removed from the list.
Some people get away with it, others dont make it 10mi down the road. Is that a risk you want to take?
Yes, they did release a TSB at one point, but it was later *silently* removed from the list.
Some people get away with it, others dont make it 10mi down the road. Is that a risk you want to take?
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03-01-2011, 12:02 AM
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AW4 = Aisin Warner 4 Speed
It is the only automatic transmission used in a 4.0 cherokee. If you have an auto trans, you have the aw4.
Use the fluid recommended by the FACTORY, not the vehicle manufacturer.
It is the only automatic transmission used in a 4.0 cherokee. If you have an auto trans, you have the aw4.
Use the fluid recommended by the FACTORY, not the vehicle manufacturer.
Dex III/Merc is the correct stuff... Put it in be happy....
Chrysler didn't design, buy or specify the AW-4. Aisin Warner and Toyota(the other AW-4 user) NEVER specified ATF +4. Chrysler owns ATF+4, so they have a vested intrest in selling that to you. While AW-4s were under warranty by the thousands Chrysler's TSB specifically exempted AW-4s from ATF+4 recommendations. It wasnt until 2007 when all but '01 models would have had their warranties expire, so Chrysler wouldn't be on the hook for tranny failures caused by using ATF+4 in the AW-4.
So ask yourself two things... Why after exempting the AW-4 for 18+ years in ATF+4 recommendations why suddenly did Chrysler start recommending it??
Also.. we know what came from the factory(Dex II,III), why would you want to change that???
Chrysler didn't design, buy or specify the AW-4. Aisin Warner and Toyota(the other AW-4 user) NEVER specified ATF +4. Chrysler owns ATF+4, so they have a vested intrest in selling that to you. While AW-4s were under warranty by the thousands Chrysler's TSB specifically exempted AW-4s from ATF+4 recommendations. It wasnt until 2007 when all but '01 models would have had their warranties expire, so Chrysler wouldn't be on the hook for tranny failures caused by using ATF+4 in the AW-4.
So ask yourself two things... Why after exempting the AW-4 for 18+ years in ATF+4 recommendations why suddenly did Chrysler start recommending it??
Also.. we know what came from the factory(Dex II,III), why would you want to change that???
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the aw4 is not a chrysler transmission, it is a toyota transmission, it uses dexron III.
Yes, they did release a TSB at one point, but it was later *silently* removed from the list.
Some people get away with it, others dont make it 10mi down the road. Is that a risk you want to take?
Yes, they did release a TSB at one point, but it was later *silently* removed from the list.
Some people get away with it, others dont make it 10mi down the road. Is that a risk you want to take?
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Oh well i guess that is good new that i dont have a chrysler transmission lol.
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Kk you guys are all correct it is just my ignurance and confusion of people tellnig me so many things that all say somethi ng different i am gonig with dexron III what does the Transfer case take the same thing ? and how much
