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Fluid Capacities:
|
Capacity |
Fluid Type |
| 4.0 including Filter |
6 Quarts |
10w30 |
| 3.8 including Filter |
6 Quarts |
5w20 |
| 3.6 including Filter |
6 Quarts |
5w20 |
| 2.5 including Filter |
4 Quarts |
10w30 |
| 2.4 including Filter |
4 Quarts |
10w30 |
| AX5 |
3.5 Quarts |
75w90* |
| AX15 |
3.4 Quarts |
75w90* |
| NV1500 |
2.4 Quarts |
Syncromesh |
| NV3550 |
2.4 Quarts |
Syncromesh |
| NSG370 |
1.6 Quarts |
Syncromesh |
| 32RH Filter Change |
4 Quarts*** |
ATF+3** |
| 32RH Total Capacity |
8 Quarts*** |
ATF+3** |
| 42RLE Filter Change |
3 Quarts*** |
ATF+4 |
| 42RLE Total Capacity |
5 Quarts*** |
ATF+4 |
| NP231 |
1.15 Quarts |
Dexron III |
| 4.0 Radiator |
2.6 Gallons |
50/50 Water/Antifreeze |
| 2.5 Radiator |
2.25 Gallons |
50/50 Water/Antifreeze |
| YJ Dana30 |
1.25 Quarts |
75w90* |
| YJ Dana35 |
1.5 Quarts |
75w90* |
| TJ Dana30 |
1.2 Quarts |
75w90* |
| TJ Dana35 |
1.75 Quarts |
75w90* |
| TJ Dana44 |
2.0 Quarts |
75w90* |
*I personally prefer to use 80w90 as its more common, and generally cheaper. Also if your axle has a trac-loc/posi unit, a special additive is required.
**ATF+4 is a better replacement than ATF+3, it is normally recommended that you flush out ATF+3 and replace with ATF+4
***Actual fluid required will vary from vehicle to vehicle, always check the fluid level before driving your Jeep.
Related Topics: | Maintenance Intervals: | GL3/GL5 Gear Oil Ratings: | Torque Specs: |
Related Writeups: | Manual Transmission Fluid Change | Changing Differential Fluid |
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