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Does anyone know how much trans fluid my 2002 gen3 Liberty EJ25 4 speed Auto takes after a flush?
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Trans fluid for Ej25 3rd gen
Started by Robdog77, Jan 16 2018 11:03 AM
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Posted 16 January 2018 - 11:03 AM
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Posted 16 January 2018 - 10:12 PM
Dunno. Not in the owner's manual?
Done an internet search? I know Penrite have that fancy tablet in stores to work out what oil is recommended for different applications including how much you'd need.
I'm sure that being an auto there's a guide somewhere to correct filling procedure as it's not as straight forward to that of the engine or a manual box.
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Done an internet search? I know Penrite have that fancy tablet in stores to work out what oil is recommended for different applications including how much you'd need.
I'm sure that being an auto there's a guide somewhere to correct filling procedure as it's not as straight forward to that of the engine or a manual box.
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Posted 17 January 2018 - 12:24 AM
If you're doing a full flush including the what would be inside the torque converter, I'd say 12 litres (3 bottles).
I've also seen some people just flush 4 litres at a time, every so often ( maybe every second oil change).
I think if you just drop the sump you only get about half of it out.
So most people use the transmission cooler lines and start the car to let some of it pump out and stop to fill the new fluid via the dipstick.
I've also seen some people just flush 4 litres at a time, every so often ( maybe every second oil change).
I think if you just drop the sump you only get about half of it out.
So most people use the transmission cooler lines and start the car to let some of it pump out and stop to fill the new fluid via the dipstick.
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