Go to an auto parts store and give them your make & model, engine size, year etc. They can look it up for you. I have a 1997 Grand Cherokee and mine uses type ATF. Don't trust the salespeople at the "BIG BOX" stores. They told me there was only one kind, I knew they were wrong. For a 1997 Grand Cherokee, you can use ATF-3, ATF-4, or ATF-5. if you use ATF-4 or 5, you're safe. I am using ATF-4 in mine (I remember reading that ATF-3 was superceded with 4 and 5, and Jeep prefers you put the newer stuff in)
Mopar ATF+4
NoNo
It will bolt up, but it will not shift. 1997 is electric, 1994 is hydraulic
Down the trans dipstick tube.Down the trans dipstick tube.
Coolant leak.
Auto or std.?
no it wont fit cause ive just changed a 1990 jeep Cherokee transmission it had a 1998 jeep grand Cherokee transmission in it it broke the fly wheel and burned the torque converter up
what do I need to change the 1997 Plymouth voyager transmission oil
ATF+4 but Mercon Dexron is fine Use ATF+4 only. Dextron will cause shifting issues.
dexron 3
Dot 3 or Dot 4
to add transmission fluid, pour it down the tube where the dip stick goes. Not the dip stick for the motor oil, but the transmission fluid. It is located by the fire wall under the hood. I use a funnel attached to a hose to stick in the tube, makes it a whole lot easier.