Is ATF +4 compatible with dexron?

The ATF+4 Type MS-9602 Fluid Material Standard was revised in 2003 (MS-6902 Change C) for use in the newly developed 6-speed transmissions. Although this fluid is compatible with the previous ATF+, ATF+2, and ATF+3 fluids, the literature indicates that it is NOT compatible with Dexron fluids.

What’s the difference between dexron 3 and ATF plus 4?

The difference is in the chemistry of the fluids,additives etc. Use whatever the dipstick says. If it says ATF+3 then use ATF+4 as Chrysler sent out a TSB to use it in place of the +3 last year. Besides if you have warranty and you use the wrong fluid, the dealership will not warranty it if they find out.

Is ATF and dexron the same?

DEXRON is the trade name for a group of technical specifications of automatic transmission fluid (ATF) created by General Motors (GM).

Can you still get dexron 3 transmission fluid?

Dexron VI fully replaces Dexron III and prior evolutions of the Dexron fluids. GM manufactured the liquid for compatibility with transmissions requiring earlier versions of the fluid. GM’s newest vehicles require the use of Dexron VI in the transmissions, however.

Can you use ATF + 3 with a Dexron transmission?

You can use ATF+3 with all older Chrysler transmissions (except some Jeeps as noted below). Chrysler is not the only company to require a unique transmission fluid. Dexron has long since passed its prime, and modern transmissions require modern fluids, which more refined properties.

Where can I buy ATF 4 automatic transmission fluid?

The ATF+4® Automatic Transmission Fluid formulation is exclusive to Chrysler LLC and ATF+4® is a registered trademark. The Center for Quality Assurance monitors and publishes licensed ATF+4® brands to assist consumers in making informed decisions when purchasing automatic transmission fluid for their Chrysler®, Jeep® and Dodge® vehicles.

Can a Mercon fluid be used as an ATF fluid?

Only use the ATF+4 in these transmissions. Do not use Dexron or Mercon. Several companies now sell “universal” fluids. If they state that they are compatible with ATF+4?, they may work well, especially for those unsure of which fluid to use.

Can you mix Synthetic ATF with conventional ATF?

Yes. Synthetic ATF and conventional fluids are 100 percent compatible with each other. Click to see full answer. Consequently, can you mix different types of transmission fluid? Some transmission fluids are very incompatible with different transmission types as they use different additives in the fluids.

What’s the difference between ATF + 4 and Dexron?

ATF + 4 is a trademark used by Chrysler (now FCA) for a formulation of synthetic automatic transmission fluid (ATF).

Can a Mercon be used with ATF + 4?

ATF+4 by adding Lubeguard to Dexron. Now, if Chrysler has issued a TSB specifying ATF+4, it seems that Dexron or Mercon, (which, if used alone, would damage the transmission), should not be used at all, even with the dubiously added ?fix? of Lubeguard.

What kind of fluid is super tech ATF + 4?

ATF+4 is a full synthetic fluid and exceeds the requirements of ATF+3, a semi-synthetic formula, according to the parts counterman at a local Jeep dealership. I personally have added/mixed Super Tech ATF+4 with the Advance Auto Parts ATF+4, the Castrol ATF+4, at different times depending on what I have left over or available at the time.

Is ATF +4 compatible with dexron?