Tranny Fluid
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#2
Copy and paste from FAQ.
What automatic transmission fluid should I use?- Use ONLY ATF+3 or ATF+4 fluids! As stated in the above paragraph: For clarification purposes, the use of "ATF+4" on transmission fluids labeled as such (not to be confused as "recommended where ATF+4 is called for") is strictly licensed from Chrysler. All ATF+4 fluid is synthetic.
Automatic Transmission: 42RE and 46RE 9.0L-10.4L "dry fill" (dropping the pan and replacing the filter takes about 4-5 quarts)
Automatic Transmission: 42RE and 46RE 9.0L-10.4L "dry fill" (dropping the pan and replacing the filter takes about 4-5 quarts)
#4
The best gasket to get is from Dodge/Mopar. It is hard plastic with O-Ring type seal.
The rubber style gaskets just slip outwards.
The cork style is okay.
I suggest using the RTV tach spray, use a thin layer to help hold the gasket in place.
Like this one but copper is for bolting heads to the engine block.
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/acc...er=520940_0_0_
The rubber style gaskets just slip outwards.
The cork style is okay.
I suggest using the RTV tach spray, use a thin layer to help hold the gasket in place.
Like this one but copper is for bolting heads to the engine block.
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/acc...er=520940_0_0_
#5
#6
You might be able to call them up to order it, they may have it in stock or may need to get it shipped. Call them and find out. My guess on price under $10, it is well worth it if it is more.
Just find where the closest Dodge Dealership is and go to their parts department or find the phone number.
You can always go to www.dodgeparts.com and order from them.
Just find where the closest Dodge Dealership is and go to their parts department or find the phone number.
You can always go to www.dodgeparts.com and order from them.