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I recently replaced the filter and gasket and drained and refilled my 2002 grand cherokee's tranny fluid and used Castrol brand Transmission Fluid. Pretty much any type that is recommended for GM vehicles will suffice.

You will need anywhere from 2 to 4 quarts, depending on whether or not you replace the filter (highly recommended if you plan to drain the fluid and remove the pan anyway). You can get the kits at any auto parts store for under $20 usually. I also recommend getting either the Haynes or Chalmer's (sp?) manual before you do any work on the Jeep since these manuals contain a great deal of helpful info.

I hope it turns out well.

V/r,

SSG Jaxx

any brand ATF+4 fluid NOT GM otherwise what the last guy said.

Mopar ATF+4

Dextron will cause erratic shifts and slips.

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http://www.jeeptech.com/trans/ Every trans they made and what they put them in.

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The transmission behind a 4.7L is the 45RFE. The transmission behind the 4.0 L is the 42 RE.

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For the 5.2L 4X4, it 46RH

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Behind the engine.

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4.0L = 42re 5.2L = 44re 5.9L = 46re

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Mopar ATF+3 or Mopar ATF+4

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