That may be true for your transmission... I have a 46RE in a 4x4 Ram 1500...
mine took 6.5 quarts when I dropped the pan and replaced the filter....
I think the v6 uses a 44RH... I'm not sure exactly which was used in '93...
my manual did not state how much I would need, just that total capacity was
11 quarts.
I found a place that had better price by the case... then the cashier tried
to ring it up by the quart price... I corrected her, and she misunderstood
by $0.10... (I pointed it out, she didn't care, and I got a case of
Valvoline 7176+ ATF for under $18...
It's hard to find synthetic 7176+ ATF... I think Redline makes one, and
maybe Amsoil... but I just decided to get what I could find local...
Gary Shook
>In a message dated 99-03-11 18:04:19 EST, you write:
>
><< you'll need about 7 quarts of ATF if you're changing the filter >>
>
>So you are saying that 7 quarts of ATF will be down in the tranny pan?? I
find
>this hard to believe. Not sure what tranny you are referring to, but my
manual
>says that when dropping the pan and replacing the filter; only 4 quarts
will
>be needed.
>Kyle
>93 Dakota 4x4 V6
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