ATF+4 in '97 TJ
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ATF+4 in '97 TJ
Mea Culpa.
I took my '97 TJ to the Jeep dealer to get an erratic oil pressure issue
fixed. They replaced the sender, but I haven't driven it long enough to
know if it solved my problem there.
While it was in, I had them change the automatic transmission fluid. I am
driving 1,200 miles to Moab soon for some 'wheeling and I wanted the tranny
in good shape. They put in ATF+4. The manual calls for ATF+2. ATF+4 is a
synthetic while earlier versions were mineral oil based. I read somewhere
that ATF+4 can degrade seals in older tranmissions. Does anyone have real-
life experience with ATF+4 in a pre-99 TJ automatic?
Art
'97 TJ
'93 XJ
'79CJ7
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Re: ATF+4 in '97 TJ
Wrong ATF+4 is fully synthetic and there is a TSB out that ATF+4 basically
replaces ATF+1,2,&3
Coasty
"Red Jeep" <no@way.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9824DF0602893314568729@69.28.186.121...
>
> Mea Culpa.
>
> I took my '97 TJ to the Jeep dealer to get an erratic oil pressure issue
> fixed. They replaced the sender, but I haven't driven it long enough to
> know if it solved my problem there.
>
> While it was in, I had them change the automatic transmission fluid. I am
> driving 1,200 miles to Moab soon for some 'wheeling and I wanted the
> tranny
> in good shape. They put in ATF+4. The manual calls for ATF+2. ATF+4 is a
> synthetic while earlier versions were mineral oil based. I read somewhere
> that ATF+4 can degrade seals in older tranmissions. Does anyone have real-
> life experience with ATF+4 in a pre-99 TJ automatic?
>
> Art
> '97 TJ
> '93 XJ
> '79CJ7
replaces ATF+1,2,&3
Coasty
"Red Jeep" <no@way.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9824DF0602893314568729@69.28.186.121...
>
> Mea Culpa.
>
> I took my '97 TJ to the Jeep dealer to get an erratic oil pressure issue
> fixed. They replaced the sender, but I haven't driven it long enough to
> know if it solved my problem there.
>
> While it was in, I had them change the automatic transmission fluid. I am
> driving 1,200 miles to Moab soon for some 'wheeling and I wanted the
> tranny
> in good shape. They put in ATF+4. The manual calls for ATF+2. ATF+4 is a
> synthetic while earlier versions were mineral oil based. I read somewhere
> that ATF+4 can degrade seals in older tranmissions. Does anyone have real-
> life experience with ATF+4 in a pre-99 TJ automatic?
>
> Art
> '97 TJ
> '93 XJ
> '79CJ7
#3
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Re: ATF+4 in '97 TJ
Wrong ATF+4 is fully synthetic and there is a TSB out that ATF+4 basically
replaces ATF+1,2,&3
Coasty
"Red Jeep" <no@way.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9824DF0602893314568729@69.28.186.121...
>
> Mea Culpa.
>
> I took my '97 TJ to the Jeep dealer to get an erratic oil pressure issue
> fixed. They replaced the sender, but I haven't driven it long enough to
> know if it solved my problem there.
>
> While it was in, I had them change the automatic transmission fluid. I am
> driving 1,200 miles to Moab soon for some 'wheeling and I wanted the
> tranny
> in good shape. They put in ATF+4. The manual calls for ATF+2. ATF+4 is a
> synthetic while earlier versions were mineral oil based. I read somewhere
> that ATF+4 can degrade seals in older tranmissions. Does anyone have real-
> life experience with ATF+4 in a pre-99 TJ automatic?
>
> Art
> '97 TJ
> '93 XJ
> '79CJ7
replaces ATF+1,2,&3
Coasty
"Red Jeep" <no@way.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9824DF0602893314568729@69.28.186.121...
>
> Mea Culpa.
>
> I took my '97 TJ to the Jeep dealer to get an erratic oil pressure issue
> fixed. They replaced the sender, but I haven't driven it long enough to
> know if it solved my problem there.
>
> While it was in, I had them change the automatic transmission fluid. I am
> driving 1,200 miles to Moab soon for some 'wheeling and I wanted the
> tranny
> in good shape. They put in ATF+4. The manual calls for ATF+2. ATF+4 is a
> synthetic while earlier versions were mineral oil based. I read somewhere
> that ATF+4 can degrade seals in older tranmissions. Does anyone have real-
> life experience with ATF+4 in a pre-99 TJ automatic?
>
> Art
> '97 TJ
> '93 XJ
> '79CJ7
#4
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Re: ATF+4 in '97 TJ
Wrong ATF+4 is fully synthetic and there is a TSB out that ATF+4 basically
replaces ATF+1,2,&3
Coasty
"Red Jeep" <no@way.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9824DF0602893314568729@69.28.186.121...
>
> Mea Culpa.
>
> I took my '97 TJ to the Jeep dealer to get an erratic oil pressure issue
> fixed. They replaced the sender, but I haven't driven it long enough to
> know if it solved my problem there.
>
> While it was in, I had them change the automatic transmission fluid. I am
> driving 1,200 miles to Moab soon for some 'wheeling and I wanted the
> tranny
> in good shape. They put in ATF+4. The manual calls for ATF+2. ATF+4 is a
> synthetic while earlier versions were mineral oil based. I read somewhere
> that ATF+4 can degrade seals in older tranmissions. Does anyone have real-
> life experience with ATF+4 in a pre-99 TJ automatic?
>
> Art
> '97 TJ
> '93 XJ
> '79CJ7
replaces ATF+1,2,&3
Coasty
"Red Jeep" <no@way.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9824DF0602893314568729@69.28.186.121...
>
> Mea Culpa.
>
> I took my '97 TJ to the Jeep dealer to get an erratic oil pressure issue
> fixed. They replaced the sender, but I haven't driven it long enough to
> know if it solved my problem there.
>
> While it was in, I had them change the automatic transmission fluid. I am
> driving 1,200 miles to Moab soon for some 'wheeling and I wanted the
> tranny
> in good shape. They put in ATF+4. The manual calls for ATF+2. ATF+4 is a
> synthetic while earlier versions were mineral oil based. I read somewhere
> that ATF+4 can degrade seals in older tranmissions. Does anyone have real-
> life experience with ATF+4 in a pre-99 TJ automatic?
>
> Art
> '97 TJ
> '93 XJ
> '79CJ7
#5
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Re: ATF+4 in '97 TJ
Wrong ATF+4 is fully synthetic and there is a TSB out that ATF+4 basically
replaces ATF+1,2,&3
Coasty
"Red Jeep" <no@way.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9824DF0602893314568729@69.28.186.121...
>
> Mea Culpa.
>
> I took my '97 TJ to the Jeep dealer to get an erratic oil pressure issue
> fixed. They replaced the sender, but I haven't driven it long enough to
> know if it solved my problem there.
>
> While it was in, I had them change the automatic transmission fluid. I am
> driving 1,200 miles to Moab soon for some 'wheeling and I wanted the
> tranny
> in good shape. They put in ATF+4. The manual calls for ATF+2. ATF+4 is a
> synthetic while earlier versions were mineral oil based. I read somewhere
> that ATF+4 can degrade seals in older tranmissions. Does anyone have real-
> life experience with ATF+4 in a pre-99 TJ automatic?
>
> Art
> '97 TJ
> '93 XJ
> '79CJ7
replaces ATF+1,2,&3
Coasty
"Red Jeep" <no@way.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9824DF0602893314568729@69.28.186.121...
>
> Mea Culpa.
>
> I took my '97 TJ to the Jeep dealer to get an erratic oil pressure issue
> fixed. They replaced the sender, but I haven't driven it long enough to
> know if it solved my problem there.
>
> While it was in, I had them change the automatic transmission fluid. I am
> driving 1,200 miles to Moab soon for some 'wheeling and I wanted the
> tranny
> in good shape. They put in ATF+4. The manual calls for ATF+2. ATF+4 is a
> synthetic while earlier versions were mineral oil based. I read somewhere
> that ATF+4 can degrade seals in older tranmissions. Does anyone have real-
> life experience with ATF+4 in a pre-99 TJ automatic?
>
> Art
> '97 TJ
> '93 XJ
> '79CJ7
#6
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Re: ATF+4 in '97 TJ
The TSB
http://dodgeram.info/tsb/2006/21-010-06.htm
Coasty
"Red Jeep" <no@way.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9824DF0602893314568729@69.28.186.121...
>
> Mea Culpa.
>
> I took my '97 TJ to the Jeep dealer to get an erratic oil pressure issue
> fixed. They replaced the sender, but I haven't driven it long enough to
> know if it solved my problem there.
>
> While it was in, I had them change the automatic transmission fluid. I am
> driving 1,200 miles to Moab soon for some 'wheeling and I wanted the
> tranny
> in good shape. They put in ATF+4. The manual calls for ATF+2. ATF+4 is a
> synthetic while earlier versions were mineral oil based. I read somewhere
> that ATF+4 can degrade seals in older tranmissions. Does anyone have real-
> life experience with ATF+4 in a pre-99 TJ automatic?
>
> Art
> '97 TJ
> '93 XJ
> '79CJ7
http://dodgeram.info/tsb/2006/21-010-06.htm
Coasty
"Red Jeep" <no@way.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9824DF0602893314568729@69.28.186.121...
>
> Mea Culpa.
>
> I took my '97 TJ to the Jeep dealer to get an erratic oil pressure issue
> fixed. They replaced the sender, but I haven't driven it long enough to
> know if it solved my problem there.
>
> While it was in, I had them change the automatic transmission fluid. I am
> driving 1,200 miles to Moab soon for some 'wheeling and I wanted the
> tranny
> in good shape. They put in ATF+4. The manual calls for ATF+2. ATF+4 is a
> synthetic while earlier versions were mineral oil based. I read somewhere
> that ATF+4 can degrade seals in older tranmissions. Does anyone have real-
> life experience with ATF+4 in a pre-99 TJ automatic?
>
> Art
> '97 TJ
> '93 XJ
> '79CJ7
#7
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Re: ATF+4 in '97 TJ
The TSB
http://dodgeram.info/tsb/2006/21-010-06.htm
Coasty
"Red Jeep" <no@way.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9824DF0602893314568729@69.28.186.121...
>
> Mea Culpa.
>
> I took my '97 TJ to the Jeep dealer to get an erratic oil pressure issue
> fixed. They replaced the sender, but I haven't driven it long enough to
> know if it solved my problem there.
>
> While it was in, I had them change the automatic transmission fluid. I am
> driving 1,200 miles to Moab soon for some 'wheeling and I wanted the
> tranny
> in good shape. They put in ATF+4. The manual calls for ATF+2. ATF+4 is a
> synthetic while earlier versions were mineral oil based. I read somewhere
> that ATF+4 can degrade seals in older tranmissions. Does anyone have real-
> life experience with ATF+4 in a pre-99 TJ automatic?
>
> Art
> '97 TJ
> '93 XJ
> '79CJ7
http://dodgeram.info/tsb/2006/21-010-06.htm
Coasty
"Red Jeep" <no@way.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9824DF0602893314568729@69.28.186.121...
>
> Mea Culpa.
>
> I took my '97 TJ to the Jeep dealer to get an erratic oil pressure issue
> fixed. They replaced the sender, but I haven't driven it long enough to
> know if it solved my problem there.
>
> While it was in, I had them change the automatic transmission fluid. I am
> driving 1,200 miles to Moab soon for some 'wheeling and I wanted the
> tranny
> in good shape. They put in ATF+4. The manual calls for ATF+2. ATF+4 is a
> synthetic while earlier versions were mineral oil based. I read somewhere
> that ATF+4 can degrade seals in older tranmissions. Does anyone have real-
> life experience with ATF+4 in a pre-99 TJ automatic?
>
> Art
> '97 TJ
> '93 XJ
> '79CJ7
#8
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Re: ATF+4 in '97 TJ
The TSB
http://dodgeram.info/tsb/2006/21-010-06.htm
Coasty
"Red Jeep" <no@way.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9824DF0602893314568729@69.28.186.121...
>
> Mea Culpa.
>
> I took my '97 TJ to the Jeep dealer to get an erratic oil pressure issue
> fixed. They replaced the sender, but I haven't driven it long enough to
> know if it solved my problem there.
>
> While it was in, I had them change the automatic transmission fluid. I am
> driving 1,200 miles to Moab soon for some 'wheeling and I wanted the
> tranny
> in good shape. They put in ATF+4. The manual calls for ATF+2. ATF+4 is a
> synthetic while earlier versions were mineral oil based. I read somewhere
> that ATF+4 can degrade seals in older tranmissions. Does anyone have real-
> life experience with ATF+4 in a pre-99 TJ automatic?
>
> Art
> '97 TJ
> '93 XJ
> '79CJ7
http://dodgeram.info/tsb/2006/21-010-06.htm
Coasty
"Red Jeep" <no@way.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9824DF0602893314568729@69.28.186.121...
>
> Mea Culpa.
>
> I took my '97 TJ to the Jeep dealer to get an erratic oil pressure issue
> fixed. They replaced the sender, but I haven't driven it long enough to
> know if it solved my problem there.
>
> While it was in, I had them change the automatic transmission fluid. I am
> driving 1,200 miles to Moab soon for some 'wheeling and I wanted the
> tranny
> in good shape. They put in ATF+4. The manual calls for ATF+2. ATF+4 is a
> synthetic while earlier versions were mineral oil based. I read somewhere
> that ATF+4 can degrade seals in older tranmissions. Does anyone have real-
> life experience with ATF+4 in a pre-99 TJ automatic?
>
> Art
> '97 TJ
> '93 XJ
> '79CJ7
#9
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Re: ATF+4 in '97 TJ
The TSB
http://dodgeram.info/tsb/2006/21-010-06.htm
Coasty
"Red Jeep" <no@way.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9824DF0602893314568729@69.28.186.121...
>
> Mea Culpa.
>
> I took my '97 TJ to the Jeep dealer to get an erratic oil pressure issue
> fixed. They replaced the sender, but I haven't driven it long enough to
> know if it solved my problem there.
>
> While it was in, I had them change the automatic transmission fluid. I am
> driving 1,200 miles to Moab soon for some 'wheeling and I wanted the
> tranny
> in good shape. They put in ATF+4. The manual calls for ATF+2. ATF+4 is a
> synthetic while earlier versions were mineral oil based. I read somewhere
> that ATF+4 can degrade seals in older tranmissions. Does anyone have real-
> life experience with ATF+4 in a pre-99 TJ automatic?
>
> Art
> '97 TJ
> '93 XJ
> '79CJ7
http://dodgeram.info/tsb/2006/21-010-06.htm
Coasty
"Red Jeep" <no@way.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9824DF0602893314568729@69.28.186.121...
>
> Mea Culpa.
>
> I took my '97 TJ to the Jeep dealer to get an erratic oil pressure issue
> fixed. They replaced the sender, but I haven't driven it long enough to
> know if it solved my problem there.
>
> While it was in, I had them change the automatic transmission fluid. I am
> driving 1,200 miles to Moab soon for some 'wheeling and I wanted the
> tranny
> in good shape. They put in ATF+4. The manual calls for ATF+2. ATF+4 is a
> synthetic while earlier versions were mineral oil based. I read somewhere
> that ATF+4 can degrade seals in older tranmissions. Does anyone have real-
> life experience with ATF+4 in a pre-99 TJ automatic?
>
> Art
> '97 TJ
> '93 XJ
> '79CJ7
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Re: ATF+4 in '97 TJ
"Coasty" <uscg_ret at comcast dot net> wrote in news:MaednWkoeo6-
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> http://dodgeram.info/tsb/2006/21-010-06.htm
That's good news and a great source, thank you!!
snXZnZ2dnUVZ_smdnZ2d@comcast.com:
> http://dodgeram.info/tsb/2006/21-010-06.htm
That's good news and a great source, thank you!!