Transmission fluid capacity

Regardless if your '07 Dodge Caliber has a 1.8L or a 2.0L engine, the transmission fluid capacity is the same. What will make a difference is the type and size of any auxiliary coolers that the vehicle may or may not utilize, and what type of service you are performing. For example, if the transmission is being overhauled and the torque converter is empty, the "dry fill" capacity is 8.6 quarts. On the other hand (and much more likely), if the transmission is being serviced inside the vehicle, the "service fill" capacity is 7.4 quarts. Be sure to only use the manufacturer recommended Mopar CVT+4 or equivalent; not all transmission fluids are the same and adding an incorrect type could damage the transmission. You can read more about how to change your transmission fluid here: https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-to-change-your-automatic-transmission-fluid-by-mia-bevacqua

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2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Chrysler 300 Transmission Fluid Capacity ; 4-speed 42RLE automatic transmission, Total Fill 8.3 liters (8.8 quarts) ; 5-speed NAG1 ...

I'm not positive on the 2007 specifically, but in most cases the shift solenoid is located inside the transmission fluid pan, above the filter. Drain the fluid/drop the pan, remove the transmission filter, and you SHOULD see the solenoid just above the front edge of the opening...

Again I'm not positive on the 07, this is just where they are located on most of the trucks I have encountered. On that note, before you open it up make sure you have a new filter & gasket and enough new fluid to fill the pan after servicing (normally 4-5 quarts will do it) keep in mind a service fill is considerably less fluid than the total fluid capacity of your transmission... good luck !

The transmission holds 8.9 US quarts. This a dry transmisssion after an overhaul. DO NOT OVERFILL, CHECK FINAL LEVEL HOT FLUID ONLY.

according to the chart 11 pts. where 2 pts. = 1 quart, so it's like 5 quarts and a half. But, all capacities are approximate, it says, so check on level ground, warmed up, for full level of transmission fluid.

Is your trans an auto trans? If so, you should have the 45rfe trans which would take 5-7 quarts to refill after a filter change.

Use only Chrysler or Valvoline ATF+4 fluid.

TRANSMISSION CAPACITY WITH FLUID+ FILTER CHANGED HOLDS 9.1 QUARTS.

To find the correct specification, we need additional information about your 1988 Dodge Truck Ramcharger 4WD 5.2L FI 8cyl:

A999/32RH Transmission model
Transmission Fluid Capacity 4 Quarts
Application:
Fluid and filter change

Transmission Fluid Type 06810
Application:
With automatic transmission
Note :
Castrol ATF +4 ATF


Transmission model A727 or 36RH
4 Quarts
Application:
Fluid and filter change
With lock up

Transmission Fluid Type 29201
Application:
With automatic transmission
Note :
Coastal(R)+4(R)ATF

06810
Application:
With automatic transmission
Note :
Castrol ATF +4 ATF

VV346
Application:
With automatic transmission
Note :
Valvoline ATF+4 Full Synthetic ATF


Lubrication chart for 1985-88 100, 200, 300 4WD



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drop the pan then add 3 quarts start the vehicle,rub thru all gears then back in park check and add as nescessary im guessing like 4 to 5 is common

no you likely cut an o ring on the filter not allowing the pump to build pressure