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March 26th 05, 02:43 AM
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trans. dipstick says use dexron III in 89 chrysler lebaron
Just about everyone on the net claims using dexron II ATF is hazardous to a
chrysler auto. transmission. Yet right from the get-go chrysler manufacturers claim that Dexron II is the preferred ATF type for (at least this one) the 1989 chrysler lebaron. So its no wonder the transmission shudders and shakes like its going to fall from the car and onto the pavement. My question is, how much old dexron fluid is allowed to stay in the transmission? An ounce or two? Or is there a way to get every last drop of old fluid out? 
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