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Question by Leon
Submitted on 7/21/2003
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I have a 2001 Sebring sedan with the 2.4 l engine and the AT4 transmission. It takes AT-4 transmission fluid, according to the owner's manual. Two questions - 1) Why did Chrysler design their transmissions so that they needed a special fluid like AT-4 or At-5? 2) My dealer says I should change the trans fluid every 30K miles, the owner's manual says every 48k miles. Which do I believe? Thank you.

Answer by Da Man
Submitted on 9/5/2003
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The fluid should be changed as I was informed by the place that I get my oil changed that it is supposed to be every 48K miles because they said that I was due for one at my last change. They said that it is not always required because mine was fine when they checked it.

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