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What type of transmission fluid is required for a 1986 jag xjs?
type G
Can type f transmission fluid be used in place of type g as engine specs call for but is now unavailable?
Type F or FA transmission fluid is the replacement for type G transmission fluid. Some people prefer Dexron because it gives a softer shift and is acceptable to use also.
What type of transmission fluid auto Jaguar XJ6?
Manual 75W. Automatic ATF-G
What type of transmission fluid auto 1982 jaguar xj6?
Manual 75W. Automatic ATF-G
What is the best type of transmission fluid to use for a 2005 Infiniti G-35 coupe?
inifiniti recomends their transmission fluid, such as Nissan j matic, Nissan matic k type fluid. any other fluid can void the cars tranny warranty or cause damage serious damage. check your owners manual to ensure the proper fluid
What type of transmission fluid and how many quarts for a 2001 dodge 2500 Cummings?
Need to know if you're running a manual or automatic transmission. By the way, it's 'Cummins' - there is no 'g' at the end.
What kind of transmission fluid does a 1997 Toyota Avalon use?
The Recommended Fluid is Automatic Transmission Fluid, Dexron® III/F/G. If you want a longer lasting fluid then I suggest. Amsoil Synthetic Automatic Transmission Fluid Amsoil Torque-Drive™ Synthetic Automatic Transmission Fluid (ATD) Hope This Helps.
What type of transmission fluid to use for a 2004 vw jetta?
For a 2004 VW Jetta, you should use VW-specification transmission fluid, specifically the VW G 052 162 A2 or G 052 516 A2 for automatic transmissions. If your Jetta has a manual transmission, it typically requires a high-quality synthetic gear oil like 75W-90 that meets the VW specification. Always check your owner's manual for specific recommendations and fluid capacities.
What type of automatic transmission fluid is used in a 1999 VW beetle?
This car has Volkswagen's 01M four speed automatic transmission. Volkswagen say that the transmission fluid is "lifetime fluid" that never needs to be changed....but after seeing mine when I changed it, I'm going to change it every 30k miles. Anyways...its closer to a mineral hydraulic oil, its amber/clear in color rather than red. G-052-162-A2 is the spec for this fluid, you can either get it at your local VW dealer or opt for Pentosin ATF1 which you possibly might find locally (but I doubt it) or online which is what most people use when they change the fluid. DO NOT USE ANY OTHER TYPE OF FLUID! That means, no mercon/dexron or type F or anything, use only vw's specified fluids, this transmission is very picky about it. Good luck!
What type of automatic transmission fluid does a 1989 Volvo 240 use?
What type of transmission fluid do I need? What type of fluid your transmission requires depends entirely on what type of transmission you have. Over the years, Volvo has used many different transmissions in the 240 and 260 models. Manual transmissions models: M41, M45, M46, M47/M47-II, M51. Automatic models: BW35, BW55/AW55, AW70/AW70. 1975 model year 240s with the B20F engine got the M41 (four speed manual + electric pushbutton overdrive) or BW35 (three speed automatic) transmissions as carryovers from the 140 cars. 1976-1993 models got either the M45 (four speed manual), M46 (four speed manual with a push button overdrive unit), M47 (five speed manual), BW55/AW55 (three speed automatic), or AW70/AW71 (four speed automatic). Early 260s were available with a true five speed Getrag manual transmission (M51), later ones got the M46 (four speed + overdrive manual) or the BW55/AW55 (three speed auto). Most, if not all, US and Canada spec 240s were not available with the M45 transmission. Now that you've identified which transmission you have, you can determine what type of fluid you need. For all M46 transmissions, Type F or Type G Automatic Transmission Fluid is the easiest choice. Synthetic fluid (like Redline MTL) has been used with success, 10w30 motor oil can be used (but will afford less protection). Dexron fluid SHOULD NOT BE USED (one, two). Christ Herbst wrote an intersting summary explaining how various acceptable fluids (Type F ATF, RedLine MTL, Synthetic Motor Oil) work with an M46 transmission. For all BW35, BW55, or AW55 transmissions you should use Type F Automatic Transmission Fluid. Period. If you can find a synthetic Automatic Transmission Fluid that's compatible or designed to meet Type F (or Type G) specs go for it. For AW70/AW71 transmissions you'll either need Type F or Dexron (note that the two are not compatible, should not be mixed, and putting one in a transmission designed for the other will result in problems). For 1982 and 1983 model year AW70 or AW71 transmissions you'll want Type F fluid. For 1984-1993 AW70 or AW71 transmissions, you'll want Dexron / Dexron II / Dexron III / Dexron IV Automatic Transmission Fluid. Overdrive. Over time, it takes longer and longer for your manual transmission to engage that push button 5th gear. Or maybe you have an automatic transmission and you were driving down the highway, and suddenly it shifts into third gear and refuses to shift into fourth. If you have an AW70, AW71, or AW72 automatic transmission, look here for some more advice.
Does the red dip stick indicate where to top up the transmission fluid in a 1998 Grand Prix GT 3.8L engine?
There is not a speacial tube to refill the transmission fluid. Use a funnel and pour it down the dipstick tube. Hope this helps. "G"
What kind of transmission fluid does a 2.0 96 Jetta use?
The 1996 Volkswagen Jetta with a 2.0L engine typically uses VW G 052 162 A2 transmission fluid for its automatic transmission. It's essential to check the owner's manual for specific requirements or consult a professional, as using the correct fluid is crucial for optimal transmission performance and longevity. For manual transmissions, a different fluid may be recommended, often a 75W-90 gear oil.
