Y33 Transmission fuel type?

[Mopar]

Hello,

I was wondering what type of transmission fluid should I put into my transmission since it's about time to change it. Please be specific with the names

(I am a noobie)

edit: I meant transmission fluid, not fuel

Modified by Mopar at 6:09 PM 6/15/2007
Modified by Mopar at 6:10 PM 6/15/2007

[Skibane]

I really like the Mobil 1 synthetic ATF in mine - Nice, firm shifts (after the transmission warms up!).

The transmission holds a little over 11 quarts - make sure you get all of the old stuff out!

Are you planning on replacing the in-sump filter?

[maxnix]

I really like the Mobil 1 synthetic ATF in mine - Nice, firm shifts (after the transmission warms up!).

The transmission holds a little over 11 quarts - make sure you get all of the old stuff out!

Are you planning on replacing the in-sump filter?

Do it all, including O ring, pan gasket and one time use bolts, all from Joe.

Read the posts under flush. And add a B&M ATF cooler (Summit Racing) and bypass the coke can in the radiator.

http://www.bgfindashop.com

[Mopar]

is it drexton? mercon 3? mercon 5?

[cabal1024]

Mobil 1 Multi-vehicle ATF works just fine. If the label states that it meets or exceeds "Dexron III" specifications, it will work.

[carnal_c30]

Dexron III is what to use... either that or something compatible... direct answer to your question

[Mopar]

thank you guys, I will do it tomorrow!

[BadQ45t]

I put in Redline synthetic and it made the transmission like silk, it is the only thing that my transmission is going to drink from here on out.

[Mopar]

but that's dextron II. Isn't the least requirement III?

[Skibane]

Red Line's D4 Fluid satisfies Dexron III requirements.

[BadQ45t]

Yup, the D4 is what I'm running, good stuff for sure. I noticed shifts are smoother and the shifts are like butter. I never had any issues with the transmission before and this is a 2-4% improvement but with such an expensive repair I figure any added insurance is worth it.