Amount of transmission fluid?
InfectioN
08-03-2004, 01:05 PM
what is the exact amount (quart wise) for a 4.7 liter 2000 grand cherokee. i cant find it in my owners manual.
Myrtle Beach
08-03-2004, 02:02 PM
Try this site , it has alot of helpful info for the WJ ---http://www.wjjeeps.com/service/maintenance_wj.htm#TRANS
InfectioN
08-04-2004, 01:37 AM
hmmmm
your site said to use ATF +4?
my manual says to use ATF +3
what gives there?
and what is the difference in "service" and "overhaul"?
your site said to use ATF +4?
my manual says to use ATF +3
what gives there?
and what is the difference in "service" and "overhaul"?
Myrtle Beach
08-04-2004, 08:42 AM
You can use ATF +4 where 3 is recomended- ATF+4 is (apperantly)better fluid. Contact the dealership and consult them-If your manual says +3 then it would certainly be OK to use ATF+3. The +4 has been added since your jeep was built.
InfectioN
08-04-2004, 08:56 AM
does anyone know the difference in "service" and "overhaul"?
5 quarts and 14 quarts is a big difference. didnt know if overhaul meant that draining it, will lead to me needing 14 quarts
5 quarts and 14 quarts is a big difference. didnt know if overhaul meant that draining it, will lead to me needing 14 quarts
Myrtle Beach
08-04-2004, 09:14 AM
Overhaul means all the fluid is out of the system (when you rebuild or replace a tranny). There is also fluid in the torque converter that nomally does not drain out when doing a standard fluid change. I am not real sure why there is such a difference in capacity though???
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