What kind of transmission fluid does Plymouth Voyager use?

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Are there T and C’s in Voyager 3.0?

The T&C’s never came with the 3.0, someone with a voyager or caravan be kind and look in your book. :thumb: Click to expand… Would a 2nd gen 3.0L be any different from a 3rd gen’s fluid levels? Transmission fluid capacity on 97 3.3 Repshopmanual is 8.6 litr and change capacity is 3.85Litr. Does anyone know what the transmission fluid capacity is?

How much oil is in a 2nd Gen 3.0?

I’m not sure though…this is what I found online for a 2nd gen 3.0 at autozone: Oil capacity for a 2nd gen 3.0 is 4.5 quarts with filter and it lists the transmission fluid capacity as 8.5 quarts total fill….4 quarts with filter change.

How much fluid is in a 3 liter minivan?

– *Includes heater and coolant recovery bottle filled to MAX level. – Add 2.9 quarts (2.7 Liters) if equipped with a rear heater. What about the 3 liter? Man. Mopar. Minivan. Do you have your owner’s manual… it should list these same specs in there. What about the 3 liter? Click to expand…

Where is the reservoir for power steering fluid?

Before you can check the power steering fluid, you must know where to look. The power steering pump typically sits to one side of the engine and is driven by a belt. On the other hand, the reservoir is found on the top of this pump.

What kind of oil do you use for power steering?

Power steering fluid ensures that your car’s power steering functions smoothly. The fluid keeps the entire steering system responsive. The fluid generally consists of silicone or mineral based oils, but synthetic oil is also used. The synthetic oil is usually similar to the automatic transmission oil used in most vehicles.

When to add more fluid to your power steering?

For the most part, your vehicle should contain the same amount of fluid over the years. However, as your vehicle gets older or if there is a small leak somewhere, you might notice lower fluid levels. 3. Add More Fluid If the power steering fluid level is low, you want to add enough until it reaches the FULL marking.