Dodge Caravan transmission service. Fluid and filter change. 90’s and up. Feel free to ask and questions in the comments below. Like and subscribe if you you wish! Thanks for watching!
Dodge Caravan Transmission service with filter replacement.
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How do I just add transmission fluid?
I never could figure out how much fluid to put in…..with the pan out of
the car I filled it with 3 quarts of oil before it overflows….I bought a
dorman oil pan 265-801 which has a drain plug…..when I empty the pan
using the plug 3,5 quarts come out because you still have some fluid
dripping from the pan. You really need to make sure the RTV does not come
into contact with fluid. I find the back part of the transmission continues
to drip when then car in on an angle. With the drain plug I let it drain
over night and then the mating surfaces are oil free. I use a felpro gasket
TOS18687 with a thin layer of RTV sealer, I find the comes off easier next
time than just with RTV, Great video.
Hey Red2965, do you mean 120 inch/pounds? 120 ft/pounds could strip that
aluminum case.
Is an exelent video i like it ,but i wish u can tell me how nany litres u
put it thank you verymuch
How do I check it on the newer models without a tranny dipstick?
Thanks for the video! Does this method drain 100% (or close to it) of the
transmission fluid?
Well documented.
try 120 ft pounds in a back and forth kind of chris cross pattern so that
you don’t warp the pan and to help make the bolts as evenly tightened as
possible. kind of like your tire wheel.
another thing people could try is getting a couple of 10mm studs and screw
them in on opposite ends of course and use them as alignment bolts..would
just mean that instead of screw bolts you would have nuts. Just a
suggestion