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4/28/2006
10:32:05

Subject: REPAIR MOPAR TRUCKS @ DEALER, ANSWER IS?
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HI, IF ANYONE WORKS ON TRUCKS @ A MOPAR DEALER THIS IS A FLUID QUESTION. I HAVE 3 DAKOTAS. 94, 95, 2000 ALL OF THEM HAVE THE NP231 TRANSFER CASE. I CHANGE MY OIL AND I USE DEXTRON 3 IN MY TRANSFERCASE. CAN I PUT THIS ATF4 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FLUID IN THE 2000 DAKOTA AND ALL OF THEM? I HAVE HEARD MIXED THINGS FROM PEOPLE. OR JUST THE 2000 DAKOTA, OR NONE OF THEM? TRYING TO GET THE RIGHT ANSWER.



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4/28/2006
14:24:45

RE: REPAIR MOPAR TRUCKS @ DEALER, ANSWER IS?
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I've been running it in my 99 NP231 since it first came out. I also added 50 percent Lucas Synthetic Oil Stabilizer to the t-case and diffs. I know the manual says you can use Dextron/Mercon III in the t-case only but if you put that stuff in the transmission itself it will screw it up big time. I just feel safer using ATF 4 or AMSOIL ATF.



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4/28/2006
14:29:46

RE: REPAIR MOPAR TRUCKS @ DEALER, ANSWER IS?
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Simple answer.
Use the recommended fluids.
When in doubt, read the owner's manual or ask the Dodge parts/service dept - they can look it up for you. Refer to Service Bulletin 21-004-04.



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4/29/2006
01:13:37

RE: REPAIR MOPAR TRUCKS @ DEALER, ANSWER IS?
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i have heard you can run ATF-4 in anything made for ATF-3

my 95 Tcase takes AFT-3

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4/29/2006
01:48:42

RE: REPAIR MOPAR TRUCKS @ DEALER, ANSWER IS?
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Steve Roark, this sites resident Amsoil guy, can answer for you.
Simple answer; if the fluid you're looking at meets or exceeds the factory recommended, it's ok to use. That is what all the alphabet soup on the label is about.



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