Which synthetic for trans fluid change
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Which synthetic for trans fluid change
Wanted to get some feedback regarding synthetic trans fluids.
Should I go with the Mopar ATF+4 or some other make ?
Should I go with the Mopar ATF+4 or some other make ?
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Those of us who are concerned with our warranty have for the most part decided to just use the Mopar ATF+4. It was $14.50/gal at my local dealer which wasn't too hard to swallow.
If you aren't worried about preserving your warranty and want to use synthetic, several folks are happy with the amsoil universal atf, and others are using the redline c+ atf.
I would probably choose the redline over the 'universal' amsoil, but chickened out a few weeks ago at my first fluid change, and just used the Mopar stuff. I think if you're just doing a pan fluid/filter change, there isn't enough fluid removed to effectively switch brands. If you're going to switch, I'd suggest a full flush.
If you aren't worried about preserving your warranty and want to use synthetic, several folks are happy with the amsoil universal atf, and others are using the redline c+ atf.
I would probably choose the redline over the 'universal' amsoil, but chickened out a few weeks ago at my first fluid change, and just used the Mopar stuff. I think if you're just doing a pan fluid/filter change, there isn't enough fluid removed to effectively switch brands. If you're going to switch, I'd suggest a full flush.
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