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Oclk Dlux · 04-23-2008, 01:24 PM

Hey Art,

Concerning whether the synthetic absorbs more heat or not, I wondered that myself. However, I know that Mopar now recommends ATF+4 synthetic for all autos, regardless of year. I think the answer may have just revealed itself.

So far so good, no leaks or complaints from my transaxle. I glued the pans on with the latest Mopar Engine & Gear Sealant (P/N 82300234). It's gray in color and tough as nails. Even synthetic oil can't weep through :^) But trying to take the pan off afterwards is a royal pain!

04-23-2008, 01:24 PM	#5
Oclk Dlux Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Boise, Id Posts: 56 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Allison Transynd Hey Art, Concerning whether the synthetic absorbs more heat or not, I wondered that myself. However, I know that Mopar now recommends ATF+4 synthetic for all autos, regardless of year. I think the answer may have just revealed itself. So far so good, no leaks or complaints from my transaxle. I glued the pans on with the latest Mopar Engine & Gear Sealant (P/N 82300234). It's gray in color and tough as nails. Even synthetic oil can't weep through :^) But trying to take the pan off afterwards is a royal pain! __________________ Rich Hedden 6011 BF/S