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05-09-2004, 10:09 PM
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Transmission fluid
I haven't checked into this yet but was wondering if anyone knows. I believe Dodge uses ATF+4 trans fluid. Is this a synthetic or not so much? My truck is a 2000 2500. I believe it has a 47RE or a 46/RE.
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06-02-2004, 01:17 PM
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you have a 46re transmission and it requires ATF+3. don't try to use any other fluid as it will not work and caus emany more problems down the line.
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06-03-2004, 04:12 AM
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Re: Transmission fluid
Actually, the ATF+4 is synthetic. It is recommended for top-off, services, and rebuilds in everything except mini-vans with the A-604/41TE pre '99. This is because of the torque converter clutch stratigy(EMCC)Electronic Modulated Converter Clutch on the mini-van. Other than that...Its awesome.
Backwards compatible except for pre-'99 604/41TE mini-van. Don't put DexIII or 7176 in a ATF+4 rig |
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