Materials:
* Automatic transmission oil (Mopar ATF+4)
* New automatic transmission oil filter
* Automatic transmission pan gasket
* O-ring for automatic transmission drain plug
Tools:
* 15 mm wrench
* Ratchet wrench
* Special dipstick for checking automatic transmission oil level (Mopar 3828)
Replacement procedure:
1. Lifting the car
Raise the car on a lift or place it on stands.
2. Drain the old oil
* Locate the automatic transmission drain plug at the bottom of the pan.
* Place an empty container under the drain plug to catch the oil.
* Carefully unscrew the drain plug and drain the old oil.
* Replace the O-ring on the drain plug.
3. Removing and replacing the oil filter
* Clean the surface around the automatic transmission pan from dirt and debris.
* Unscrew the bolts securing the automatic transmission pan.
* Remove the pan and drain the remaining oil.
* Locate and remove the automatic transmission oil filter.
* Install a new oil filter.
* Clean the surface of the pan and install a new gasket.
4. Installation of the pallet
* Reinstall the pan and tighten the bolts to 20 Nm.
5. Filling with new oil
* Fill the automatic transmission with fresh oil through the filler tube.
* Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for oil volume for your specific automatic transmission model.
6. Checking the oil level
* Start the engine and warm it up to operating temperature.
* Switch all automatic transmission modes, holding each for a few seconds.
* Check the oil level using a special dipstick.
* The oil level should be between the “HOT” and “COLD” marks on the dipstick. Add oil if necessary.
7. Resetting the automatic transmission oil change counter
* After changing the oil, update the automatic transmission oil change counter. This can be done using a diagnostic scanner or at your dealer.
8. Cleaning the tray with magnet
* Clean the transmission pan and remove any metal particles from the magnet. This will help prevent debris from accumulating and extend the life of the automatic transmission.