Will this work for a dodge? Because I know they usually only use atf+4?
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check their web site Royal Purple.com/consumer. They give specs. by manufacturer. It's well worth it.
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I have it in my 48re 4 speed right now and have had no problems with shifting. According to the rp website, it does comply with Chrysler atf standard.
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Zach Yes I have a08 Dodge 2500 with the 6.7 cummins, I use the 15/40 oil in the engine, and the 75/90 in the rear end, and the Max ATF in both the transmission and the power steering. all are working great , I gained 2 miles per gallon and the trans shifts smoother as well Hope this helps Greg
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ZachYes I have a08 Dodge 2500 with the 6.7 cummins, I use the 15/40 oil in the engine, and the 75/90 in the rear end, and the Max ATF in both the transmission and the power steering. all are working great , I gained 2 miles per gallon and the trans shifts smoother as well Hope this helpsGreg
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Depends on what you really expect it to do. Will clean and lube carb, fuel injection. You didn't specifically state what problems are with your dodge, so as far as what you may be expecting, could be beyond the capabilities of the product, please be more specific with your questions.
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This fluid is supposed to be compatible with nearly all automatic transmission fluid types. It actually has an additive package that makes 'standard' fluids into 'premium' formulations with better lubrication and friction qualities. I am not familiar with your model but if the trans (either automatic or manual) calls for ATF, this additive should work fine.
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Sorry Javier, I do not understand the question. I can tell you that my research indicated that this ATF was compatible with my 2005 Lexus ES330 and my Volvos.
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Sam, I had my Clarion NX702 installed in my 2011 GMC, so i'm not sure about the Dodge that you have. But I can tell you this. You will need an interface between the radio & truck. I used the RadioPRO5, RP5-GM31. After some doing everything works.
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I doubt it will fit a Dodge. It is a perfect fit for 1996 - 2000 Honda Civics.
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Type "A" ATF is for older automatic trans. from the 1950's and 60's, before GM, Ford, and Chrysler had to have their own specifications.Not a replacement for Dextron 6.
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As long as your dodge has a square axle they should work. If not you might want to try the same thing but with rounded U-bolts.
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I got one for my 2002 Dodge 4 door P\U and it works very well. I believe you need to specify make, model & year.
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Can't say for sure, but make sure you have plenty of normal ATF in the transmission. I personally had to add 2 of these in mine.
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My V5 works perfectly. But Dodge warned me that when you install the V5 you lose a feature on your vehicle. It's kinda luck of the draw. Hope this helped
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You'll have to wait for the updates. The pcm on dodges are hard to unlock. I went ahead and bought mine and the update was available soon after. Check the Diablo sport website to make sure the ad isn't old. The dcx is a universal programmer that runs on new updates that grow everyday.
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Yes it will at least read codes on dodge vehicles. I have used mine a 2000 dodge ram 2500 diesel and on a 2003 1500 and 2006 jeep wrangler rubicon.
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With the right adapter to your trucks harness it will look and make sure this harness (Tekonsha 3020 2-Plug Brake Control Wiring Adapter for Dodge) fitment is right and it should work. If you are still unsure it may be wise to call Tekonsha if your still not sure.
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Actually yes it will. On the flip part there is a tiny hole, I think a 1/16th drill bit works to push the pin out. This will release the key portion itself. Get a new Dodge key cut at your local lock smith, and use the VW key as a template. Dremel out on your new Dodge key the layout from the VW key, making sure to keep a slot in it for the pin to lock it in place. Boom, you now have a switch blade Dodge key. Your remote innards will not work though.
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Honestly? I cannot say for certain. I am not an authorized Dodge mechanic. However I have ALWAYS worked on my own vehicles and I would suggest that you get the O2 sensor that is required. I would suppose that they are calibrated differently. generally one is upstream of the cat ( towards the front of the engine) , and the other is downstream ( towards the exhaust). Another indicator is the fact that they are specified upstream and down stream and generally vary on cost.
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Can't speak to Dodge Vehicles, but it works great On my GMC. A little noisy at low speeds; great sound at high speeds.