transmission filter

This has probably been discussed, but with 471 posts returned on the search I did on this forum, it could be in any of them. So I'll ask a fresh question. I had the tranny on my '96 3.8L rebuilt two years ago. The manual says change the filter/fluid at 15K miles, but is that different with...

Sooooooo Hello! My first post here and I thought I would say Hi and regale you with my short story about brake job for the front and rear on my 2010 Town & Country( henceforth called T&C). I changed them....Front first then Rear....rotors and pads for both. See short story.... In case...

I changed the trans fluid and filter on my '96 3.8 liter 100K miles ago. It now has 215K miles on it The manual says to use "Mopar ATF Plus Automatic Transmission Fluid Type 7176", which is what I must have put in, and from an internet search I understand it to be an ATF+3 type. The fluid...

Hi, I changed transmission fluids and filter during the weekend. I used ATF+4 (Valvoline) as mentioned over and over on this forum. Unfortunately I didn't have access during the weekend for Mopar fluid so had to use other brand. My minivan is Chrysler 2004 Town & Country Limited, 3.8 L, 2 wd...

Couldn't find too much on this so I'd thought I'd contribute with the success I just had with mine. It looked like the 2 problem pan bolts I had were already stripped from what I could tell. The pan was gooped pretty good. Fortunately, the bolts are only HALF as deep as the bolt channel...

Hey, I'm looking to change the transmission filter on my 02 caravan, and as i'm doing my research I'm getting conflicting information on the wither or not to flush the fluid. Most Say just to drop the pan, and replace the 4 qt. or so that comes out. Others say to use an air hose or something...

So I've been wanting to do a transmission filter/fluid change in my 03 T&C 3.8L because the tranny seemed a little hesitation in shifting. So I did it last night and snapped some pics and I figured I'd share; I know this is a pretty simple DIY, but there were a few points that might be useful...