Your Manual should tell you if not then depending on what transmission you have. this should get you close then you can top off after getting it up to operating temperature.
46RE 4-speed Automatic Service Fill 8.00 pints
545RFE 5-speed Automatic service fill 11 pints
545RFE 5-speed Automatic Service Fill 4x4 13 pints
SOURCE: changing from 98 2.5 man.tranny,to 01 3.9
WOW. You want to put a 3.9 ltr V6 from a 2001 Dakota into a 1998 Dakota with a 2.5 ltr 4 cylinder? And you want to keep the manual trans? Have you considered what you will be using for a fuel and engine managment system? If you have a wrecked truck as a host vehicle then the changover may work. But it will take patience and a lot of work. I don't think the 4 cylinder trans will bolt up but I am not sure - never tried that. However that light duty trans will probably not handle the torque for very long even if it did bolt up. Your local Auto Salvage Yard will have a changeover guide and be able to tell you if that trans will fit either engine. My recommendation is to swap everthing and change that 98 to a 01, auto trans and everything.
Good Luck
Let me know how it goes?
SOURCE: Drained atf, added 5 quarts of new atf, shows way
The atf fluid level can only be checked when the car is running and at temperature (not cold) the level will be high when the car is not running
SOURCE: Just want to know how to change ATF and how many
Usually from the transmission there should be a drain plug to drain the old fluid. Look in your owners manual for how many quarts of fluid it takes. Or go to any major auto parts store like Auto Zone and you can ask the employees there to look it up on there computer just tell them what you need and they will also need like the year, make, model of vehicle and engine size i e.. V8 V6 etc etc and auto or manual transmission.
Good Luck!
SOURCE: I have a 93 Mitsubishi, Montero sr , how many
7.6 QRTS USA, dixron II or equivalent, Caution when changing ATF on older vehicles with high mileage it may cause slipping or transmission to fail.
SOURCE: how many quarts of ATF, when changing the old ATF?
If you have a library card you can log into your local library view "Chilton" Manuals on your make and model, and I believe they also have "Motors" Manuals available.
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