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Old 12-19-2010, 05:44 PM
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1995 lebaron transmission fluid

my 1995 chrysler leberon is low on trans fluid. the owners manual did not come with the car, and the dipstick does not specify anything. can anyone help?
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Re: 1995 lebaron transmission fluid

Give your dealer a call just to be sure. But I am pretty sure you must use Mopar ATF+4 fluid. Using anything else (Like Dexron III, Mercon etc) may result in transmission failure.
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Re: 1995 lebaron transmission fluid

+1; if it's a trans where ATF+# is required, you can kill it with the other stuff. On the '95 it was ATF+3: Link And I've seen that type of reference in more than one place.

edit: ATF+4 is backward compatible for ATF+3, which means it's ok to use in your +3 vehicle.
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