- Which vehicles need ATF+4?
- Most Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram automatic transmissions from the late 1990s through the 2010s specify ATF+4. Check your owner's manual or the dipstick label before buying.
- Can I use it in place of Dexron or Mercon?
- No. ATF+4 has its own friction modifiers and is not a substitute for Dexron, Mercon or CVT fluid, and mixing them can cause shift problems.
- Is it synthetic?
- Licensed ATF+4 is built on a synthetic base oil with a specific additive package. That is part of why it meets the Chrysler specification.
- Can I use it for power steering?
- Some Chrysler-family vehicles specify ATF+4 for power steering. Confirm in your owner's manual before using it there.
- How much do I need for a fluid change?
- A drain-and-fill typically takes 4 to 6 quarts, while a full flush takes considerably more. Buy according to your service manual.
- Where is the Aceite de Transmición ATF +4 cheapest?
- At Brothers Parts Delivery, for $15.00, as of our latest check.