Transmission fluid question
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Transmission fluid question
Sup fellas I recently just brought a 02 Jeep Grand Cherokee wj my question is I'm trying to change the transmission fluid I already bought the gasket and the filter from a local parts store I just wanted to know if I bought the right transmission fluid Castro ATF +4 or is there a better one should I go to the dealer and buy it there or it doesn't make a difference as long is the atf+4 thank you
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Chrysler has a list of approved manufacturers of ATF+4, but I'm pretty sure Castrol is on that list. Check on the bottle to see if it states it's approved.
Chrysler has a list of approved manufacturers of ATF+4, but I'm pretty sure Castrol is on that list. Check on the bottle to see if it states it's approved.
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Sorry bout that it only says Chrysler I don't see for jeeps but it does says that is required for ATF +4 for vehicle that supports it
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During the time your jeep was built, Chrysler owned jeep, so where is the problem? ATF+4 has some expensive additives in it so only major producers are approved by Chrysler. I wouldn't worry about Castrol, Valvoline, Mobil, Quaker State, or any other major brand.
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Ok thanks for the info I already change the fluid using atf+4