Quick question, I have a V8 grand cherokee 1997 laredo and I believe it is 5 qts of Tran fluid but if I follow your process do I do 4 qt and one of lucas? Thanks
Shooting in the dark hoping to get a reply from someone soon aha. No over heating but highhhhh rev range almost redline getting up to like 25-30 mph and on highway ? Forget about it the fan starts sounding like I’m about to take off the runway. Hits 3k even to start reversing
+ThunderHead289 I will admit when I do start driving it the RPM's goes almost to 5000 before it shift into 3rd gear but the rest of the gears shift fine
One should never flush the trans or use additives for the Jeep WJ. Drop the pan, change the filter, add fluid, then wait at least 5k miles before you do it again. Flushing and additives are commercial nonsense -- listen to the manufacturer of the vehicle.
ThunderHead289 awesome thank you! I have a cherokee with 173k miles on it with first and second gear slipping and i read online most common issue is low fluid level
+ThunderHead289 okay I'm driving it right now maybe I over exaggerated about the 5000 rpm it shifts around 4000 rpm but I noticed it only takes that long to shift when I'm doing highway speed on the streets is shifts like a charm.
well if you are led footing it onto the interstate than that is perfectly reasonable. lol. id still change your tranny fluid and add stop slip for preventative measures if you plan to run the car till it dies like i do with most all of mine.
ThunderHead289 Only bought this P.O.S to establish credit i want my 07 Escalade back! But i know for a fact maintenance $$$ will be cheaper than a Caddy
How to change transmission fluid in my Cherokee ...step 1: add fluid step 2: fluid drains out in to driveway ..repeat as necessary!
Well done, this video deserves more likes and views!
Fyi. Use a 55 gallon plastic garbage can lid with a hole drilled in the center over your oil drain pan.
Any shop with Zeppelin playing in the background is a good shop by me....
Was able to do this today in a couple hours thanks to your video!
Good job 👍🏻
What transmission fluid would you recommend for a 2001 cherokee sport?
Quick question, I have a V8 grand cherokee 1997 laredo and I believe it is 5 qts of Tran fluid but if I follow your process do I do 4 qt and one of lucas? Thanks
Is it still going? I know Valvoline and Lucas are a couple of my favorite automotive types of fluids!
This was a WJ correct? (99-04) I6 4.0 ???
Perfect
Does anyone know that ATF+4 is only for Petrol Jeeps or also for Diesel European Models? (i have Jeep WG 2.7 crd Mercedes Engine)
My grand Cherokee needs oil it’s a 2002 and shift kinda rough can I add this oil ? It’s a 4.7
How many liters does it take to fill it up?
Torque specs, people. Use em.
I got the JGC V-8... I was wondering if original gasket would also be thick?
Yvonne Griffin-Gibson i honestly just got a gasket from the local parts store. nothing special. as long as it seals, it works
Shooting in the dark hoping to get a reply from someone soon aha. No over heating but highhhhh rev range almost redline getting up to like 25-30 mph and on highway ? Forget about it the fan starts sounding like I’m about to take off the runway. Hits 3k even to start reversing
@ Martinbuilt, has very good videos, and responds to comments!
Would this work for a 1999 jeep grand cherokee? Or is the process slightly different
Brenda Neff exactly the same vehicle if you have the same transmission
Where do I find a gasket and filter for my jeep? Grand Cherokee 2006
I've heard and read that all you need is rtv. Because that's the way it originally comes. That if you use a gasket it's more likely to leak.
Can confirm they originally came with a gasket.
I have a 2001 4.7 wj the book states 11 litres for a FULL flush as 5L is in the torque converter! But I guess 6L is better than nothing?
K thanks
would this be the same process on a 2011 3.0 L v6 transmission?
+Gilles RINGENBACH the same things need to be done, yes.
i bought my 04 inline 6 grand Cherokee at 130k now has 160 should i get a Trans flush? I do my own oil changes so this may be easy to do too?
+ThunderHead289 I will admit when I do start driving it the RPM's goes almost to 5000 before it shift into 3rd gear but the rest of the gears shift fine
holy crap. . . thats not acceptable. change your oil and add the lucas stop slip
One should never flush the trans or use additives for the Jeep WJ. Drop the pan, change the filter, add fluid, then wait at least 5k miles before you do it again. Flushing and additives are commercial nonsense -- listen to the manufacturer of the vehicle.
what are sizes of the bolts used to take off the transmission filter
T25 Torx
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Is that valvoline fluid worked well?
+likskirtspleetscreen still shifting solid. on this same fluid change right now. granted i only drive the vehuicle for about 8000 miles a year.
what year jeep is this?
Does car need to be on?
Wtf
Where do you put the transmission fluid? Is that the same place the dipstick is
indeed it is
ThunderHead289 awesome thank you! I have a cherokee with 173k miles on it with first and second gear slipping and i read online most common issue is low fluid level
T-20 torx bit for the trans filter
25
Anyone know the torque specs when tighting the bolts back on?
12 foot pounds is sufficient.
Is there any way to drain a quart or two without removing the pan?
If you're scared of dropping the pan then dont mess around with anything
A hand siphon from harbor freight. Fit right in.
Suck from the top or buy an aftermarket pan that has a drain plug.
4qts didn’t seem to be enough for me what do i do
Make sure you check " hot"
What year jeep and engine size?
I have a 10 Cherokee with 105,000 miles, it's 1 bottle stop slip and 4 quarts ATF-4 right???
That's a different year, I'd say google it to be safe
Dont use the stop slip.
so i don't have the dipstick thing just the dealer only cap
Naomi Fields I don't righter so how I check the fuild level
This just changes a portion of the fluid. Theres still fluid in the torque converter and rest of transmission lines etc.
Well duh - that’s a given.
Do this every 30-50 and your good
@@ThunderHead289 @ Martinbuilt, has a great complete flush video
+ThunderHead289 What year model and engine size is this on?
2004 grand Cherokee.
V6 or V8?
+Guadalupe Salazar the 4.0 is an inline 6, which is the engine in this jeep.
Awesome! Thanks for feedback! How's the jeep running?
What year is this jeep?
+m medrano 2003
tripple lol
Torque specs are important. js
You didn't change the filter?
Did you not watch the whole thing, of course I did
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jeep was designed for novice mistakes, hence why they're bulletproof XD
i have 2014 there say never flush,
Don't use valvoline I've had shitty luch
You shouldn't be under the car with just the jack holding it up your need at least 1 stand.
Looks like there is a jack stand to the left of the jack at :58
This Video is for a 2020 Jeep grand cherokee
would this be the same process on a 2005 3.6L v6 transmission?
+Daniel Duran yes, every transmission service procedure is about the same
+ThunderHead289 okay I'm driving it right now maybe I over exaggerated about the 5000 rpm it shifts around 4000 rpm but I noticed it only takes that long to shift when I'm doing highway speed on the streets is shifts like a charm.
well if you are led footing it onto the interstate than that is perfectly reasonable. lol. id still change your tranny fluid and add stop slip for preventative measures if you plan to run the car till it dies like i do with most all of mine.
ThunderHead289 Only bought this P.O.S to establish credit i want my 07 Escalade back!
But i know for a fact maintenance $$$ will be cheaper than a Caddy