Dexron III in a chrysler?
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If it called for type-F it could cause the tranny to slip some. DexronIII is a smoother mix. While Type-f Is a grittier blend. Alot of people put Type-F in a Type III tranny that is slipping to help make them last a little longer. I even did it for awhile. If it was only a little I dont think it would hurt it.
I'm sure someone that knows more than me will chime in to better explain it.
I'm sure someone that knows more than me will chime in to better explain it.
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lubeguard makes a fluid that allows you to use dex 3 in place of atf+3 or atf+4.
sorry about the non-sponser link but i don't know of any sponsors that carry this product. but this link is here for the sake of example.
http://www.transmissionpartsusa.com/...-000061910.htm
sorry about the non-sponser link but i don't know of any sponsors that carry this product. but this link is here for the sake of example.
http://www.transmissionpartsusa.com/...-000061910.htm